US EditionUnion and Social Organizations Reject Project to Regulate Protests
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The decision of the provincial official to open the debate in the Córdoba Legislature to a project with regulations on the protests in Córdoba generated in the last hours the rejection of the social and trade union organizations. They qualified the proposal of “anti-democratic and unconstitutional”. The project of the legislator of justice Nadia Fernández will begin tomorrow, Thursday, at 14, to be discussed in the Security Commission and aims a…
The government of Córdoba is again focusing this week on a topic that received particular attention this last time: how to regulate social protests without falling into excessive restrictions. This Thursday at 2 p.m., the Legislature will discuss two projects that seek to modify the Code of Convivence and establish administrative sanctions for violent behaviors in demonstrations. Nadia Fernández, legislator for the bloc of Dos Unidos por Córdoba…
The mayor of Bogotá decided to file a criminal complaint for the blockades in Bogotá, against the national president of the CUT, Fabio Arias, author of this column The article Social protest is a right, not a criminal act was originally published in Las2orillas. Copyrights Las2orillas.co
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