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Lupe Sánchez wrote that, according to press information, the new investigations by the European Public Prosecutor's Office regarding the fraud in high-speed rail were also directed against the Court of Auditors. He added that some media had reported that the UCO was registering the institution and described the situation as unbearable putrefaction. https://t.co/337ec2yeJt #Fraude #Fiscalía #Corrupción (translated)

Lupe Sánchez wrote that, after the issues with Maricarmen and housing, and with Begoña and the love match, a new episode had emerged. She added that, in her opinion, what had happened with the TC had not yet been well assimilated and that the appropriate response had not been found, in a context that she described as marked by improvisation and nervousness. https://t.co/M04KWngV7k #Política #Vivienda #Improvisación (translated)

Lupe Sánchez used derogatory terms about a woman's intelligence and accused her of manipulating and lying. He also claimed that she believed a judge should resign when a higher court overturned one of their rulings. Sánchez stated that the Constitutional Court was not part of the judicial power, but rather a political court that had encroached on the competences of the Supreme Court. #Justicia #Política #Educación (translated)

Lupe Sánchez accused a woman of manipulation and lying, and questioned her understanding of the judicial system. He stated that she believed a judge should resign if a higher instance revoked one of their resolutions. He also maintained that the TC was not part of the judiciary, but was a political court that had invaded the competencies of the Supreme Court. #Justicia #Derechos #Política (translated)

Lupe Sánchez summoned Manuel Marchena, who recalled that several unanimous resolutions of the Constitutional Court had pointed out that respect for judicial decisions regarding the interpretation and application of ordinary law should be especially scrupulous when reviewing rulings of the Supreme Court, which had the authority to interpret that law. He mentioned judgments 230/2001, of November 26; 119/1998, FJ 2, and 160/1996, of October 15, FJ 3. #Justicia #Derecho #TribunalSupremo (translated)

Lupe Sánchez argued that if the Constitutional Court admitted the appeal and granted the highly precautionary measure, it would be validating - instead of protecting rights - what he described as the greatest democratic fraud in history. He shared an article titled "Grandchildren's Law: the perfect electoral crime." https://t.co/3Dr06Yl0cQ #FraudeDemocrático #Derechos #LeyDeNietos (translated)

Lupe Sánchez wrote that the fact that almost half of the TC considered that interpretation admissible advised moderation in the qualifiers, and noted that adjectives did not make an indisputable issue that had divided the court. He also described Pablo Llarena as elegant and asserted that he had always been so. #PabloLlarena #TribunalConstitucional #Justicia (translated)

Lupe Sánchez stated that the so-called "Grandchildren's Law" would allow for the fraudulent inflation of the census through registrations that appeared legal based on already granted nationality. He described this mechanism as an electoral fraud that, he wrote, would be completed before the polls opened and would leave no trace in them. https://t.co/W3BPWXC393 #Censo #CrimenElectoral #LeyDeNietos (translated)

Lupe Sánchez warned that, in her opinion, the Constitutional Court had ceased to act as an arbiter and had become another player, also attributing the situation to the passivity of society. She said that November 29 would be the last opportunity to correct this and urged to vote while the ballots could still serve a purpose. The publication linked an article titled "Law of Grandchildren: the Perfect Electoral Crime." https://t.co/W3BPWXC393 #Democracia #Elecciones #Justicia (translated)

Lupe Sánchez stated that the grandchildren's law could allow a government to increase the electoral roll abroad by incorporating naturalized citizens who would then register in the CERA. He argued that the registrations would seem formally valid because they were based on a nationality already granted and described that mechanism as a "perfect electoral crime," considering that it would occur before the voting and leave no trace in the ballot boxes. He added that electoral crimes punished the manipulation of ballot boxes, records, or lists. #DelitosElectorales #CensoElectoral #LeyDeNietos (translated)

Lupe Sánchez stated that the Ombudsman, whom he described as politically colonized by Sánchez, had appealed to a court that he also labeled as politicized regarding a decision made by an independent court. According to Sánchez, that decision prevented people who had obtained nationality illegally from voting. He added that on 29th November, in his opinion, it was at stake whether the country would continue to be a democracy or move towards a Peronist model. #Democracia #Justicia #Censo (translated)

Lupe Sánchez said that he had just mentioned to Esau Alarcon, Lucia Domin, and other people that if the TC quickly accepted the very precautionary measure, the TS should delve into the substance of the matter and raise a preliminary question against the instruction. #Justicia #Derecho #TC (translated)

Lupe Sánchez stated that he had paid a supplement for traveling in an individual XL seat, but that Renfe reassigned it and he ended up in a shared seat in a crowded carriage, without being offered a refund or compensation. He added that, in his opinion, they had ruined everything. #Renfe #Viajes #Transporte (translated)

Lupe Sánchez wrote that, in his opinion, many people did not understand the importance of the left's move in the Senate. He pointed out that the key was in the renewal of four magistrates of the Constitutional Court, including its president, whose term ended in December 25. #Política #Senado #Justicia (translated)

Lupe Sánchez stated that voluntary coexistence on trains, subways, and buses had proven impossible and that the rude use of mobile devices was becoming more frequent. Therefore, he proposed imposing measures such as immediately expelling those who violated the rules, applying severe fines, and temporarily prohibiting them from traveling. He added that the situation was unbearable and that these people felt increasingly impunished. #Civismo #Educación #Transporte (translated)