Ignacio Miri
04/28/2021 21:47
Clarín.com
Politics
Updated 04/28/2021 9:47 PM
Almost 14 months after the pandemic began, the Government began to analyze in the last hours
the possibility of sending a law to Congress
to give a
regulatory framework
to restrictions on the movement and activity of people due to the coronavirus.
This time, the decisions will come in a
Decree of Necessity and Urgency
signed by the President and the ministers that will be published this Friday, but the Casa Rosada will present the idea of
agreeing on a project with the opposition
in the coming weeks to
shield the measures of the legal claims and complaints
that flourished with the last DNU, which ordered the closure of schools for two weeks and was left without effect in the City of Buenos Aires due to an appeal filed by a group of parents of students.
That ruling of the Buenos Aires justice that
kept the Buenos Aires schools active
opened to the Supreme Court the possibility of letting the days pass until the April DNU deadline expired. "One thing was the social pressure that the Court was going to feel with the schools closed and another is what we have with the children in the classrooms," a court official explained to this newspaper.
At this time, neither the Nation, nor the City nor the Court itself
seem anxious for that definition to be accelerated
.
The Court because it prefers that the dispute be resolved through conversations between the jurisdictions and the Nation and the City because they fear that
a "Solomonic" ruling
by the Court will end up
narrowing
the policy
decision margins
for the coming months.
With a law, the Government will seek to
save the legal weakness of
the measures taken in recent months, which violated rights due to the emergency.
The plan has
not
yet
been presented to the opposition blocs
in Congress, but it was
circulated among mayors and governors of Peronism
, a human group that did not spontaneously and persistently go out to the military the measures of the last DNU.
These leaders prefer that
unpleasant measures be taken by the
national
government
, and if Alberto Fernández manages to achieve the necessary political consensus that is necessary for a law to be voted in both houses of Congress, governors and mayors
will be exempt from giving explanations
to their electorates. .
In recent days, after the maximum tension caused by the measures taken without consultation two weeks ago, the City and the Nation managed to talk again.
In these dialogues, officials of different levels presented the positions of their political bosses in reserve after several days of public discussion.
Without reaching the concord that existed a year ago - when a level of agreement was reached between the ruling party and the opposition on policies against COVID that almost did not exist in other countries of the world - the envoys of Fernández and Horacio Rodríguez Larreta exchanged points of view. on the restrictions that will affect the City.
Of course,
the distrust between the President and the Head of Government persists
, and proof of this is that until late Wednesday, Rodríguez Larreta's team
did not know how
the order to close schools
would look in the new DNU
.
This Thursday there will be
meetings between the heads of Cabinet
of the Nation, the City and the Province of Buenos Aires and it is likely that there it will be determined how the
"administered presence" will
be implemented
in the schools promoted by the Casa Rosada and that are already being implemented. can be seen in Buenos Aires schools since February.
