US EditionCongress Resumes Extraordinary Sessions to Correct the Process of Pension Reform
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While the Congress of the Republic continues to be mired in an atmosphere of confrontation over pension reform, the recent call for extraordinary sessions to correct a procedural vice has sparked a new controversy that, beyond the legal aspect, shows a sharp contrast between the institutional approach of the legislative and judicial branches to the political and ideological narrative led by the Executive. Despite the withdrawal of several congre…
Debate in the Congress of Colombia. Image: Senate of the Republic. The pension reform could not be discussed on Friday, June 27, as planned at the first extraordinary session convened by the National Government. The session, which sought to reactivate the legislative process to remedy a procedural defect identified by the Constitutional Court, was suspended due to lack of decision-making quorum. Although several congressmen attended the session,…
The schedule defined by the House foresees that Saturday, June 28, at 10:00 a.m., sessions will be resumed to advance the discussion.
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