US EditionSession in Deputies without Quorum: Debate on Unds on Gender Identity and Police Statute Failed
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The Chamber of Deputies was unable to debate the repeal of the decrees on gender identity and the Police Statute, because it was left without quorum when these measures of the National Government were to be discussed. Union blocs for the Homeland, Federal Encuentro, Civic Coalition, and Democracy for Always had promoted the treatment of these UNDs, which will now be left for another session. Anyway, the opponents along with radicals, former libe…
This Wednesday's legislative session was adjourned due to a lack of quorum and the absence of a consensus-based agenda. Only income and the minutes of the parliamentary work were approved, without allowing discussion of substantive initiatives. During the interventions of various deputies, traces of the controversy generated in the last session over the trigger clause were still noticeable. Just one day before this session, the Second Chamber of…
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