Justice Urged the Government to Comply with the University Financing Act and Warned that It Will Impose Fines
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Federal judge Martín Cormick gave Milei's management a five-day period to comply with the provision or, otherwise, financial fines will be imposed.
The national government again received a judicial setback this Tuesday in the university conflict over the application of the Financing Law. Federal judge Martín Cormick, in charge of the Federal Administrative Court No. 11, urged the administration of Javier Milei to comply with the application of the articles referring to salary increases and university scholarships. The judge set a deadline of five days after considering that the government d…
Federal Administrative Court N°11 gave rise to the precautionary measure presented by the National Interuniversity Council (CIN) and ordered that the national government comply with the provisions of the University Financing Act. The demand of the unions of the national universities is supported by the executive branch applying the recomposition of the...
Federal judge Martín Cormick gave the executive branch a five-day period of time to comply with the financing law. Teachers and non-teachers claim a salary loss that exceeds 30 percent against inflation.
Judge Martín Cormick gave the executive branch a period of five days to fully execute the precautionary measure ordering the updating of teaching and non-teaching salaries and recomposing student scholarships. If it does not, it may impose fines for each day of delay. Justice urged the national government to comply within five days with the precautionary measure ordering the application of central aspects of the University Financing Law and warn…
Judge Martín Cormick granted the executive branch five days. National universities were demanding that justice enforce the law.
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