Podcast analyzes debate on ending the 6x1 work schedule, with political and lobby disputes
The President of the Chamber of Deputies, Hugo Motta, is pushing for a constitutional amendment to end the 6x1 work schedule, amid political tensions and lobbying efforts against the measure.
How does the approved 40-hour workweek in Mexico compare with the rest of Latin America? (and why Argentina is a separate case)
The Mexican Congress has approved a constitutional amendment to gradually reduce the workweek from 48 to 40 hours by 2030, igniting a regional debate on labor hours in Latin America.
Active-duty military request intervention from the Constitutional Court to participate in the debate of their social security law
Active-duty military personnel in Ecuador have called on the Constitutional Court to intervene and allow their participation in the discussion regarding a social security law for the Armed Forces.
Maciej Gutowski, Piotr Kardas: Still About Nonexistent Judgments and the Rule of Law Dispute
The article discusses the debate surrounding judgments from judges appointed under the controversial neo-KRS recommendations in Poland, focusing on legal and constitutional implications.
Introduction of a lawsuit petition... "Only increases litigation costs" "Enhancing the guarantee of fundamental rights"
A new law allowing constitutional complaints regarding violations of basic rights is causing a heated debate between the Supreme Court and the Constitutional Court in South Korea.
[Breaking News] Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae: Reforming the Judicial System Could Be a Constitutional Matter
Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae has expressed concerns about the ruling party's judicial reform bills, emphasizing the need for public debate and discussion as they could fundamentally change South Korea's judiciary system.
Debate in the editorial office / The condemnation of Smer voters will not confuse us
Prime Minister Robert Fico is advocating significant changes to laws regarding cooperating defendants in response to a Constitutional Court ruling that halted supportive legislation for accused individuals.
Center-Right Ogawa Representative Discusses Constitutional Revisions, Including Dissolution Rights
Representative Junya Ogawa of the Center-Right Reform Union discusses specific constitutional revisions needed for Japan, including limitations on the Prime Minister's dissolution rights and the merging of upper house electoral districts.
Debate in the editorial office / Matovič returns because he works. Fico is frustrated that he does not govern his own, but Šimečka is under pressure too
Political analysts discuss the implications of the Constitutional Court's recent decisions in Slovakia and ongoing controversies involving prominent political figures.
Charged Sessions and Sharp Division: The Story of Constitutional Amendments in Somalia
The Somali parliament is embroiled in intense debate over proposed amendments to the transitional constitution, highlighting deep political divisions and unrest among lawmakers.
U.S. politicians oppose Trump's attempt to organize federal elections
U.S. politicians from both parties are united against President Trump's proposal to nationalize the electoral system, which he claims is necessary to combat alleged massive election fraud.
Dispute between Venizelos and the Government over Article 86 – The Mutual Attacks
A heated debate erupts between Evangelos Venizelos and the government's spokesperson over the implications of Article 86 of the Greek Constitution.
Motta sends PEC that ends the 6x1 schedule to the CCJ and says that, later, the text will be debated in a special committee
President of the Chamber, Hugo Motta, has announced the submission of a constitutional amendment to abolish the 6x1 work schedule for the Commission of Constitution and Justice, with plans for further debate in a special committee.
The reform cancels the last totalitarian remnant. Some judges wear the toga like transformists
Italy's upcoming constitutional referendum on justice reform scheduled for March 22-23 is causing significant political debate, with proponents planning a vigorous campaign amid criticisms.
Priit Pikamäe: Purposefully Aimless Court Reform
Priit Pikamäe discusses the ongoing debate surrounding the court administrative model in Estonia, highlighting significant constitutional issues that require clear communication.
Bauk: The Constitutional Court has 'cut off' Piletić so we can now call him Otpiletić
During a parliamentary debate on the constitutional court's decision regarding personal assistance law, Arsen Bauk accused the ruling party of neglecting people with disabilities, while the opposition demanded an apology from Minister Marin Piletić.
A ruling that endorses the Constitutional strategy on amnesty
The ruling from the Court of Justice of the European Union recognizes the immunity of Carles Puigdemont, highlighting issues regarding parliamentary immunity and its implications for the ongoing amnesty debate.
The Anm has colonized the Csm with the currents. The propaganda against the referendum has been dismantled
The article discusses a controversial statement made by magistrate Silvia Albano regarding constitutional justice reform, sparking significant debate.
City of Greater Recife bans the use of masks at carnival parties, sparking debate about personal freedom rights
The Greater Recife municipality's ban on masks at carnival festivities has ignited discussions about personal freedom and the constitutional validity of the law.
Firewall in Karlsruhe: Should the AfD be allowed to appoint constitutional judges?
The debate over whether the AfD should be eligible to appoint constitutional judges has sparked significant dissent during a discussion organized by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation in Karlsruhe.
Firewall in Karlsruhe: Should the AfD be allowed to appoint constitutional judges?
The debate at the Konrad Adenauer Foundation revealed significant dissent regarding the eligibility of AfD judges, questioning the effectiveness of the political firewall against the far-right party in Karlsruhe.
The Assembly will debate the dismissal of Miguel Ángel Rodríguez after the Constitutional Court lifted the PP's veto
The Assembly is set to discuss the removal of Miguel Ángel Rodríguez, the Chief of Staff for the President of the Community of Madrid, following the Constitutional Court's decision to lift the veto imposed by the PP party.
SDP Leader to Plenković: Respected Law Graduate, I Am Glad You Are on the Path of Sanader
The SDP leader criticized Prime Minister Plenković for rejecting a proposal regarding constitutional judges, emphasizing the need for consensus over political trade-offs during a heated parliamentary debate.
Freedom of expression for judges: the ECHR supports it
The article discusses the ongoing public debate regarding judges' rights to freely express their opinions, as supported by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) under the fundamental right of freedom of expression guaranteed by the constitution.
Referendum on justice, the government has set the date: voting will take place on March 22 and 23
The Italian government has announced that the referendum on constitutional reforms related to justice will take place on March 22 and 23, coinciding with supplementary elections, amidst ongoing political debate.
Rand Paul breaks with Trump on Venezuela, calls action ‘war’ as Senate prepares constitutional showdown
Senator Rand Paul criticizes U.S. actions in Venezuela as equivalent to war, urging for Congressional debate on the war powers associated with the removal of Nicolas Maduro.