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Constitutional Court Did Not Take a Substantive Decision on Pension Reform: It Will Resolve Challenges
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The court considers whether the procedural defects were remedied and has not given the final decision for a challenge against Judge Héctor Carvajal
Constitutional Court Photo: Revista Sur. La Sala Plena de la Corte Constitucional announced that on Tuesday no substantive decision was taken on pension reform (file D-15989). According to information, the Chamber found relevant the challenge filed against Judge Héctor Alfonso Carvajal, who comes from being a lawyer for the President of the Republic, Gustavo Petro. Consequently, he opened an incidental challenge procedure that will be resolved i…
President Ibáñez of the Constitutional Court, head of the opposition against the pension law, presented a negative paper to be debated in plenary session The article The political and economic pulse for the pension law in the Constitutional Court was originally published in Las2orillas. Copyrights Las2orillas.co
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