sign “Danger, landslide” It does not guarantee them, it prevents them. Signal equivalent in policy “Danger, blow”, a risk that even astringent Germany is not exempt from. A driver can navigate his life without menacing boulders rolling down a steep slope, but even the most adventurous screenwriter cannot imagine that public authorities will push stones down the hill “because they have already warned.” This situation has only just accelerated in Spain with night-time and betrayal. Given that its former and not very educated writers settled as a Tribunal to detonate a nuclear weapon, which by definition should be avoided, a constitutional blow is the dissolution of legislatures where popular sovereignty resides.
It is Congress that can, in good logic, decide to replace the Constitutional Court simply by voting according to the established proportions. In Magna Carta itself. Because the word gets them so excited, the irresponsible people who defend the biggest crisis of Spanish democracy, including 23F, actually condemn as unacceptable that the Government can always be led from the left by usurpation. Cruel evidence that the atomic bomb explosion served to save their payload pales in comparison to the damage done to the population as a whole.
Claiming that suppressing a peaceful vote in the Senate because it did not reach Congress falls within the KT’s arsenal is tantamount to claiming that a member of the establishment forces can fire his gun if the necessary precautions are well taken. known use of a weapon. Or a gun. In the crazy logic that the Constitution wants to impose on an entire country, the armed forces can storm the plenary of Congress, claiming that a flagrant crime has been committed just because a parliamentary group has condemned drug dealing in the legislature. The arbitrariness of the Constitutional Court did not even take into account that by turning Spain into a banana republic, Sánchez has already liquidated the sweetness of embezzlement at the ballot boxes.