Óscar Reto Asks Miguel Torres to Correct the Publication of the Law of Faculties Where His Signature Is Not Recorded
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The president of the Chamber of Deputies, Óscar Reto, asked the head of the Senate, Miguel Torres, to correct the publication of the law that delegates legislative powers to the executive branch, because the document does not include its signature or that of Anali Márquez, the first vice president of the Chamber of Deputies.
The president of the Chamber of Deputies questioned whether the autograph included only the signatures of representatives of the Senate and asked to adapt the document to the constitutional framework.
The president of the Chamber of Deputies sent a trade to Miguel Torres pointing out that the Congress "is not only made up of the Senate, but also the Chamber of Deputies."
The president of the Chamber of Deputies, Oscar Reto (Partido del Buen Gobierno), sent an office to the head of the Senate, Miguel Torres (Popular Force) to ask for corrective measures in the text of the law enacted on legislative powers. Formally, he expresses his concern that the deputies were omitted from the autograph published on Thursday.
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