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Your interpretation of the laws is irrelevant. Interpreting the law is a prerogative of the courts of justice, not of ordinary citizens like you and me. And ev
by lottin 12y ago
Your interpretation of the laws is irrelevant. Interpreting the law is a prerogative of the courts of justice, not of ordinary citizens like you and me.
And even if the referendum was ruled illegal (which so far it hasn't, it's only been "suspended") some people believe that the right of secession is a fundamental right of people regardless of whatever the constitution says.
- pfortuny 12y ago"Las decisiones políticas de especial trascendencia podrán ser sometidas a referéndum consultivo de todos los ciudadanos." Art. 92. As I understand, "todos los ciudadanos" means "all the citizens." However, my interpretation is obviously irrelevant but I have the same right to an interpretation as anyone. What the court of justices have is POWER (which is the ability to enforce rights and duties). Not the same thing. And yes, some people believe that. And some do not. The problem with a constitutional state is precisely that it is a difficult problem.