Justice Suspended Fines to the Government for Failing to Implement the University Financing Act
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A House ruling resulted in a complaint filed by the Ministry of Human Capital; the substantive issue must now be resolved.
The National Appeals Chamber accepted a complaint from the Ministry of Human Capital and ordered the pause in the financial sanction applied by federal judge Martín Cormick, while analyzing the official submission.
The appeal questions Cormick's decision, who had called on the executive branch to comply with the precautionary and established an economic sanction for each day of non-compliance.The entry La Justicia enabled the government's appeal for fines linked to the financing of the universities was first published in #BorderPeriodismo.
Following a Human Capital complaint appeal, the House allowed the government’s appeal against the intimidation that resulted in astreints of $100,000 a day to the Chief of Staff. The ruling did not expressly rule on the effect of the appeal. Are the fines suspended or not?
Section III of the Federal Administrative Chamber gave rise to the complaint of Human Capital and gave suspensive effect to the official appeal.
Canal C La Justicia suspended the fines imposed on the government for university salaries The Chamber granted suspensive effect to the appeal filed by Human Capital. The publication La Justicia suspended the fines imposed on the government for university salaries appeared for the first time in Canal C
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