First Instance Decision: Declare Unconstitutional the Decree with Which the Government Stopped University Funding
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Judge Martín Cormick's first instance decision gave rise to the amparos filed by the National Interuniversity Council and the UBA, thereby invalidating the regulation clause limiting its application to the allocation of specific items, based on the Financial Administration Act.
Federal Judge Martín Cormick ordered the immediate application of the rule when he considered that the Executive could not suspend a law already sanctioned by Congress.
Judge Martín Cormick ordered the Executive to comply with the measure and advance in the salary recomposition of teachers and non-teachers.
The federal judge Martín Cormick declared unconstitutional part of the decree with which the Executive had stopped the execution of the norm. The sentence orders to guarantee immediately the funds for salaries, scholarships and university operation. The Federal Justice again demanded the immediate application of the Law of University Financing. The Administrative Litigation Court [...]
It was decided by Judge Martín Cormick that the collective amparo action initiated by the National Interuniversity Council (CIN), the University of Buenos Aires (UBA), other study houses and trade unions was initiated.The ruling nullifies the strategy used by the Government to condition the implementation of the norm to the existence of financing and budget allocations, since it tied it to the Financial Administration Law The entry Federal Justi…
Federal judge Martín Cormick declared unconstitutional a clause of Decree 759/2025 with which the Government of Javier Milei promulgated the Law on University Financing (27,795) but suspended its execution. In addition, he ordered the executive branch to comply immediately. The Federal Administrative Court decision No. 11 gave rise to amparo...
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