US EditionDaniel Noboa Faces Constitutional Court
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Quito, Aug 12 (EFE).- The Constitutional Court (CC) of Ecuador warned about actions that it considers compromise its institutional security that occurred on Tuesday, when the head of state, Daniel Noboa, was leading a march against the high court, which suspended about twenty articles of three controversial laws proposed by the executive and already approved by the legislature.
The Constitutional Court (CC) has become the ‘epicenter’ of mobilizations and sit-ins convened by social organizations and even by the same executive branch because of the decisions it can pass regarding constitutional claims against three laws passed in the National Assembly and other governmental measures such as the merger of ministries and the dismissal of public officials.
The UN criticizes Noboa’s government’s attacks on Ecuador’s Constitutional Court after the August 12 march. The post “Alert in Ecuador! The UN pronounces itself on the conflict between Noboa and the Constitutional Court” appeared first on El Diario.
When the presidential sword meets the constitutional scalpel. In the last season of the national political drama, the President of the Republic announced that he would march “peacefully” before the Constitutional Court, outraged by the suspension of articles of his urgent economic laws. Laws that, according to him, have the sacrosanct mission of fighting crime... but for many—who came to the Court with demands for unconstitutionality—have profou…
The government of Daniel Noboa called for a march on Tuesday, August 12, 2025 to protest against the Constitutional Court, after it carried out a control over three laws promoted by the Executive
Ministers, assembly and secretaries of state have announced the call for the march of August 12.
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