US EditionConstitutional Chamber Grants 3 Days to Notify that Communities in Quimistán Will Be Affected by El Tablón - Digital Process
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EL SALVADOR.- At the request of New Ideas, and with waiver of procedure, the deputies elected the alternate judges of the Supreme Court of Justice and of the Constitutional Chamber, whose term will end on September 23, 2033. The head of the New Ideas fraction, Christian Guevara, proposed the following profiles as alternates of the Constitutional Chamber: Juana Jeaneth Corvera de Meléndez. She was judge of 1st instance in Suchitoto and assistant …
The Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ) granted a period of three days to the people of the communities of Quimistan who filed an application for amparo against the construction of the El Tablon dam to notify where they reside and verify whether they will be harmed by the project. The Constitutional Chamber entry grants a period of three days for them to notify that communities of Quimistan will be affected by El Tablón …
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