PLD pediría juicio político contra jueces del TC por sentencia sobre candidaturas independientes

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00:00In a particular way, and assuming the role that I have as a congressman,

00:08whose competence has to be not only to propose legislative initiatives,

00:17but also to observe the establishment of powers.

00:22In the end, we, in one way or another, take the most appropriate decisions,

00:28much more so when we ourselves are elected through the Congress.

00:33Regardless of the fact that the Constitutional Court of Appeals is an elected body by the Council of the Magistrate,

00:42it is not true that the Council of the Magistrate is composed, among other things, by legislators,

00:48both from the Senate and from us.

00:51So, on that basis, it has not caught our attention.

00:58The fact is that, sadly, the decision of the TC, in the last sentence,

01:05was to give space for independent changes to be promoted,

01:14without knowing exactly the powers that the Congress has to make the proposals of the party law,

01:26the electoral regime law.

01:28This sentence draws the attention of the Congress,

01:32that it is not ordering to write the law as it should, and that is not its competence.

01:38So, I feel that the TC has invaded decisions that are proper to the Congress,

01:47and they are basically to review the constitutionality of the laws that are voted,

01:54not even those that are proposed.

01:56They have no instance, none, not even to be proposed by law.

02:03The judicial power and the electoral court have them,

02:08in each of their competencies.

02:11So, the fact that they have not ordered to correct how the laws should be written has caught our attention.

02:21And not only with this, that this sentence invites anyone to,

02:26first of all, to disclose the party law.

02:29Second, to give the essence to any individual,

02:35depending on his commitment to society,

02:40to be able to write a candidacy without meeting the minimum participation rules,

02:48and on that part, to not know, and to create difficulties for the electoral regime.

02:56If you add all this, you see no reason for a person not to be able to place himself

03:04within the 36 options of the political party.

03:07There are 36 parties, 34, 36, and I feel that there is a menu for each one,

03:14that there is an option for all, for the ultra-conservatives and for the ultra-progressives.

03:24So, if there is such a wide menu, you don't have 36,

03:28that you can't meet exactly all of that,

03:31that you have to give space for Juan de los Palos to be able to write a candidacy,

03:36to not meet a series of requirements, for example,

03:40of voters or Dominicans who value, validate, the participation of a party.

03:46So, in that direction, the product of that invasion of land by the Constitutional Court

03:53and not only this, but that the Constitutional Court, in a cheerful way,

04:00made a decision that has to do with questioning the constitutionality of the law,

04:10of the DNI, of Law 124, about the form, because the Supreme Court did not say

04:18before voting that the law was going to be organic,

04:21however, it does not go to the bottom, which is what worries the citizens,

04:26basically, about the ignorance of fundamental rights that are in Law 124,

04:35which was basically the object of questioning, not how it was presented.

04:40So, in that aspect, I draw attention to the fact that

04:49how much is missing Milton Rey Guevara, who was president of the Constitutional Court

04:55and never, absolutely never, there was questioning of his decisions,

05:02regardless of the fact that Milton Rey Guevara was a senator and a member of a party.

05:06Nobody questioned Milton, the fact that at a certain moment he had political militancy.

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