It is no wonder that every few months there is talk in the halls of Congress of an 'intrusive amendment', an addition to a law that is under discussion and has nothing to do with it. This is the way the minority partner of the government, Sumar, has chosen to try to resolve the judicial conflict around the so-called 'grandchildren' law' and the suspension by the Supreme Court of the right to vote of new citizens who could not prove that their re…
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It is no wonder that every few months there is talk in the halls of Congress of an 'intrusive amendment', an addition to a law that is under discussion and has nothing to do with it. This is the way the minority partner of the government, Sumar, has chosen to try to resolve the judicial conflict around the so-called 'grandchildren' law' and the suspension by the Supreme Court of the right to vote of new citizens who could not prove that their re…