The Supreme Court Accepts the PP's Appeal to Force Ministers to Appear in the Senate
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On Saturday, the Supreme Court's Vacation Chamber issued a decision denying the extremely precautionary measure requested in the appeal filed by three senators of the People's Parliamentary Group, on behalf of the latter, regarding the non-appearance of several ministers in the Senate this August following the migration crisis in Ceuta.
"We will continue to defend the rights of senators and all Spaniards so that Sánchez's government will be held accountable," said Alicía García.
Admission to the procedure has been given at the beginning of the weekend, making it difficult for the Senate to accept the appearances.
The Supreme Court is now considering the ongoing dispute between the Senate and the Government after several ministers avoided appearing before the Upper House to explain their actions regarding the Ceuta migration crisis. The Third Chamber of the high court has accepted the appeal filed this Thursday by the People's Party (PP) and will now refer the decision on the precautionary measures requested by the PP to the Vacation Chamber. Read more
The Supreme Court Admits the PP's Appeal Against Ministers Who Refused to Go to the Senate in August
The High Court has decided to send the precautionary measures requested ‘to the Vacation Chamber’ to decide on them.
The High Court admits the PP's appeal to force several ministers to go to the Senate in August and decides on precautionary measures after recent absences in commissions
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