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They Expect Regulation Against Blockades to Be Re-Directed.

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Qualifying as positive that, in the face of a wave of questions, the Committee of Plural Justice of the Lower House, has decided to reconsider the approval of the bill “anti-blockages”, the deputy for the Unidad alliance, Carlos Alarcón, said that no lawsuit, however legitimate, can resort to blackmail of the blockade to exert pressure, so it is necessary to reconvert the sense of the norm in question. The entry Expect that norm against blockade…
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Qualifying as positive that, in the face of a wave of questions, the Committee of Plural Justice of the Lower House, has decided to reconsider the approval of the bill “anti-blockages”, the deputy for the Unidad alliance, Carlos Alarcón, said that no lawsuit, however legitimate, can resort to blackmail of the blockade to exert pressure, so it is necessary to reconvert the sense of the norm in question. The entry Expect that norm against blockade…

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www.eldiario.net broke the news on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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