US EditionThe Government of Colombia Receives Criticism for a Decree that Alters the Powers in Tutelage Against Petro
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The Government of Colombia received criticism for a decree that eliminates the exclusive competence of the Council of State in tutelage against Petro.
The redistribution of the tutelage against the president triggered alerts in different sectors. For the opposition, the measure dismantles the institutional counterweights and weakens the high courts, so they announced legal actions against the document
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Colombian President Gustavo Petro has announced "radical changes" to his cabinet after acknowledging that, after four major reshuffles, he has failed to form a team "that fulfills the government's plan." The statement came during the last cabinet meeting, where the president expressed his frustration with the current functioning of the executive branch. Petro harshly criticized some of the 52 ministers who have served in his cabinet, accusing th…
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Through a trine, President Gustavo Petro defended the decree signed by the Minister of Justice, Eduardo Montealegre, who withdraws the competence of the Council of State to know in the first instance the tutelages against him. “I believe it is a matter of democracy: the head of State must be protected by any citizen or citizen before any judge of the republic,” says the trino. I believe it is a matter of democracy: the head of state must be prot…
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