The Government Clings to the University Financing Act and Will Appeal the Ruling Against the Justice
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The ruling ordered the immediate application of the rule, which provides for funds for salaries, scholarships, research and the functioning of universities.
Casa Rosada confirmed that it will seek to reverse the ruling in the first instance that declared unconstitutional the actions of the Executive. From the point of view of the government, they insist that Congress must determine where the money will come from in order to deal with this expenditure not provided for in the Budget.
The Executive evaluates alternatives to avoid immediate disbursement of resources.
The decision was issued by federal judge Martín Cormick, head of Federal Administrative Court No. 11, who gave rise to the amparos filed by the National Interuniversity Council (CIN) and the University of Buenos Aires (UBA).The entry The Government will appeal the ruling that requires the application of the University Financing Law was first published in #BorderJournalism.
On Tuesday, a federal judge ordered the law to be applied and declared unconstitutional the decree with which the executive branch had stopped its application.
From Casa Rosada they decided to appeal the decision of Judge Martín Cormick, who declared unconstitutional a clause of Decree 759/2025 and ordered the rule to be implemented. The Executive maintains that Congress must define where the resources will come from to face the expense.
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