Tuesday December 27, 2022 | 18:23 p.m.
The national Government demanded this Tuesday that the Supreme Court of Justice suspend the effects of its own ruling that ordered the National State, through a precautionary measure, to deliver 2.95% of the co-participation funds to the City of Buenos Aires.
The writings were presented by the National Treasury Attorney, Carlos Zannini, who also challenged the four courtiers.
“Through the decision questioned here, the Supreme Court has replaced the other branches of the Federal Government, adopting a decision on merit that exceeds its constitutional powers,” the text indicates.
And it goes on to point out that “by adopting the precautionary measure at hand, Your Excellency advanced its criteria in relation to various aspects of the controversy, which are crucial for the definition of the merits of the issue discussed in the case file. Such circumstance justifies that the magistrates of this Hon. Court that subscribes the sentence of December 21 of the current year to depart from the cause”.
On the other hand, the deputy attorney general of the Nation, Horacio Diez, presented a second brief in which it was reported that the representation of the National State will be exercised by that body regarding what has to do with the recusal of the judges of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation, and the request for revocation in extremis of the precautionary measure issued on December 21.
Nor was the response of the City Government delayed, which filed a criminal complaint in the federal courts of Comodoro Py against officials of the National Executive Power whom it accused of not complying with the Court’s ruling, since they did not deposit the money that was to leave Banco Nación to comply with the precautionary measure.
In this regard, the national government formalized the decision to transfer TX31 bonds to the city of Buenos Aires within the framework of the precautionary measure issued by the Supreme Court of Justice in favor of the district of Buenos Aires for co-participating funds, while the management of Buenos Aires presented a criminal complaint in the federal courts of Comodoro Py against officials of the National Executive Power whom he accused of not complying with the Court’s ruling.
The officialization of the payment through the bond tool was made official today with the publication of Administrative Decision 1282/2022 of the Chief of Staff in the Official Gazette.
In a ruling handed down last Wednesday, the Supreme Court ordered an increase in the co-participating mass in favor of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (CABA), raising it to 2.95%, within the framework of the dispute between both administrations over the cost of the transfer of the police in 2016.
