Justice Again Urged the Government to Comply with the University Financing Law
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The Federal Justice re-intimated the government of Javier Milei, to comply with the Law of University Financing and questioned the new appeal filed by the Ministry of Human Capital, led by Sandra Pettovello. Thus, the federal judge Martín Cormick, put a five-day deadline, so that libertarian management could ... Read more
Judge Martín Cormick rejected the Executive's appeal and gave him five days to comply with the injunction.
Judge Martín Cormick considered that the ruling party still did not comply fully with the precautionary measure ordered by law. He gave him five days to complete the obligations and warned that he could apply fines for each day of delay.
Judge Martín Cormick rejected the Executive's appeal and gave him five days to comply with the injunction.
The Justice again urged the Government to comply with the precautionary measure that ordered the application of two points of the Law on University Financing: the updating of the salaries of teachers and non-teachers of public universities and the recomposition of student scholarship programs. The judge of the Federal Administrative Court [...] La entrada La Justicia re-intimated the government and gave it five days to comply with the Law on Uni…
Judge Martín Cormick maintained the September 22 intimation, considered “partial” the informed fulfillment in salaries and scholarships and warned that he would impose daily fines.
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