US EditionParty of Mauritius Lizcano Runs Out of Legal Personality
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Without sharing ideas of the left he achieved the confidence of Petro who named him in the Dapre and MinTIC who took advantage to accumulate power his plans were entangled The article La voltereta de Mauricio Lizcano that did not turn out to him: he runs out of party for his presidential aspiration was originally published in Las2orillas. Copyrights Las2orillas.co
Mauricio Lizcano, former minister of ICTs Colombia. Photo: @MauricioLizcano Mauricio Lizcano, former ICT minister of the government of President Gustavo Petro, was one of the first candidates to be president of the Republic to launch a campaign, but he received a setback from the Council of State. The court decided to withdraw the legal personality of his ‘People in Movement’ party with which he arrived in the Senate in 2016. Faced with this, th…
The Fifth Section of the Council of State declared null and void the resolution of the National Electoral Council (CNE) that had granted legal status to the Gente en Movimiento party, led by the Lizcano family, concluding that there was no causal link between the kidnapping of Óscar Tulio Lizcano and the formation of this group, and therefore the jurisprudential exception created to compensate groups that were victims of violence could not be ap…
The Council of State annulled the legal status of People in Movement, the party of the presidential candidate and former minister Mauricio Lizcano, concluding that it was based on a false motivation and violated article 108 of the Constitution. According to the article, significant groups of citizens can only become parties if they achieve at least 3% of the votes valid in the legislative elections. The Council of State recalled that legal perso…
The corporation established that the CNE violated "Article 108 of the Political Constitution" by granting recognition without the entity reaching the minimum voting threshold
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