The court of guarantees has decided that a new document must be drawn up, in accordance with the criteria of the majority, which completely rejects Vox’s appeal, so this doctrine will apply to that of the PP, which is later.
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The plenary session of the Constitutional Court passed the Education Act known as Cela lawstating that it will not be possible to reach an agreement with educational centers that separate students based on gender.
Legal sources have reported that the Guarantee Court has decided to prepare a new presentation, in accordance with the criteria of the majority, which the Vox sourceso that this teaching will be applied to the PPwhich is later.
The new presentation will be brought to a plenary session in the coming weeks by the same speaker, conservative magistrate Ricardo Enríquez, once the original draft is rejected by six to four, who endorsed the standard, although he proposed to make two aspects of the law unconstitutional. the same.
His two objections related to the denial of government support to those private centers that segregate students based on gender, and furthermore he questioned whether the law only required the administration to consider the will of the families of students with special needs when they want. educate them in ordinary centers.
And as happened with the presentation of the conservative Enrique Arnaldo on abortion, who endorsed the rule with two objections, these two exceptions of Enríquez have also not been accepted by the progressive majority, although unlike the first, the speaker will assume that he drafts a new ruling that fully endorses the law.
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