The Supreme Court will intervene in the conflict over the re-election of Gildo Infrán in Formosa
At that time, in the case promoted by the same opposition confederation, the Court had already declared the unconstitutionality of article 132 of the..
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At that time, in the case promoted by the same opposition confederation, the Court had already declared the unconstitutionality of article 132 of the Constitution, which allowed unlimited re-election. On assuming the original jurisdiction, the Court decided to transfer the application to the province of Formosa, which now has 60 days to file its discards. He is, in fact, the governor who has been in uninterrupted exercise for the most time in Argentina with a leadership of the province and without respect for the principle of re-election.
Furthermore, For the Ministers of the Court, alternation is not only a political option, but a guarantee of the democratic principle. Among its foundations, the High Court had pointed out at that time that indefinite re-election not only dilute the separation of powers, but also violates the democratic principle itself.
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At that time, in the case promoted by the same opposition confederation, the Court had already declared the unconstitutionality of article 132 of the Constitution, which allowed unlimited re-election.
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On assuming the original jurisdiction, the Court decided to transfer the application to the province of Formosa, which now has 60 days to file its discards.
according to El CronistaHe is, in fact, the governor who has been in uninterrupted exercise for the most time in Argentina with a leadership of the province and without respect for the principle of re-election.
according to ClarínFor the Ministers of the Court, alternation is not only a political option, but a guarantee of the democratic principle.
according to El CronistaAmong its foundations, the High Court had pointed out at that time that indefinite re-election not only dilute the separation of powers, but also violates the democratic principle itself.
according to Clarín
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