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Los ‘goles’ del Congreso ante una reforma a la justicia
Posted on junio 21, 2012 by Redes Colombia
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La reforma a la Justicia realizada por el Congreso de la República es el claro ejemplo de la arbitrariedad legislativa que dan lugar a la insurrección del pueblo por la vía de Hecho. En consecuencia el pueblo Colombiano debe reseñar al actual presidente de la Cámara y Senado; así como, a los 12 Congresistas del texto de conciliación. No se pueden escapar los Congresistas que a usanza votaron positivo tal adefesio jurídico. Por la reseña Publica el pueblo dice presente