Senate: Morena endorses absolute power to Congress

By the way of fast track and with the majority vote of Morena and its allies, the full Senate endorsed in general and in particular the reform called “constitutional supremacy.”with which the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation and any other body of the Judicial Branch of the Federation will be unable to admit for processing and resolve any action of unconstitutionality, controversy or amparo, against any constitutional addition or reform. Thus they give absolute power to Congress.

Within the framework of a long day with a triple session in the Senate and with record time after Morena presented the initiative last Tuesday, the changes were approved. In this way, The pro-government senators raise to constitutional rank the inadmissibility of the protection against changes to the Magna Carta and seek to prevent constitutional reforms from being frozen by controversies or unconstitutionality actions before the Judicial Branch of the Federation.

A fifth paragraph was added to Article 105 and the first paragraph of section II of constitutional article 107 was reformed.

Enrique Inzunza (Morena), president of the Legislative Studies Commission, explained that the reform seeks to “make with complete clarity and established that the reforming power of the Constitution as an organ that represents national sovereignty, which resides essentially and originally in the people, It cannot be disputed by any control mechanism.”

He argued that It is intended to bring to constitutional rank what the Court has already defined as a jurisprudential criterion in 2022, that against the reforming power there is no appropriate means of jurisdictional control.

Lily Téllez, senator of the PAN, presented the suspensive motion, which was rejected by the ruling majority and asked Mexicans to pay attention to the destruction of the country by Morena.

Alejandro Moreno, national president of the PRIsaid that yesterday could have been “the saddest day for the Republic, because the constitutional modifications that are intended to be made not only destroy the judicial system: they break the country’s institutions.”

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