The Supreme Court Enabled the Sale of Land to Foreigners and Juan Pablo Luque Denounced a Blow to Sovereignty
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The Supreme Court overturned the ruling holding back the repeal of the Land Law, which limited foreign ownership of fields to 15%. The opposition will call for a special session to reject Javier Milei's decree, while the government seeks legislative alternatives to support it.
The national deputy questioned the decision of the highest court that put an end to the judicial brake on the repeal of the Rural Lands Law. The post Esteban Paulón pointed to the Court’s ruling and warned: Today the Chinese can come and buy hundreds of thousands of hectares” appeared first on El Intranssigente: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.
The mayor of La Matanza rejected the ruling that eliminates the Land Law and supported the ex-combatants’ request: “Milei fills his mouth with a sudden feeling for Malvinas while endorsing its decree.”
The business entity rejected the decision of the highest court to rescind a ruling that had suspended the application of article 154 of DNU 70/2023, by which the Government of Javier Milei abrogated the restrictions established by the Land Law. It argued that the Court did not rule on the constitutionality of the measure, but rather gave rise to a question of legitimacy.
The highest court overturned the ruling holding back the repeal of the Rural Lands Act by rejecting a judicial approach promoted by Malvinas ex-combatants. Chubut’s national deputy repudiated the measure and demanded an urgent response from Congress to protect strategic resources.
The highest court took the decision with the votes of Horacio Rosatti, Carlos Rosenkrantz and Ricardo Lorenzetti. The resolution did not analyze the substance of the issue, but considered that the Center of Former Combatants Falkland Islands (CECIM) La Plata did not have sufficient legitimacy to promote the demand for unconstitutionality. According to the judges, sovereignty ...
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