translated from Spanish: Unconstitutional and undemocratic decree of Silvano: García Morelos

Morelia, Michoacán.- Based on constitutional articles 29 and 124; García Morelos reiterated that this attribution is solely and exclusively of the President of the Republic.
For Gumesindo García Morelos, former chairman of the State Commission on Human Rights, the measure announced by the governor of the state, Silvano Aureoles, is not of its legal competence.
On the basis of constitutional articles 29 and 124; García Morelos reiterated that this attribution is solely and exclusively of the President of the Republic.
He warned that it violates the rule of law and that police officers also lack the power to grant retention measures to society, “because it is not a health authority,” he said.
Interviewed by telephone, he considered that fines cannot be economic either, because in the face of the crisis arising from the pandemic, what is lacking is the economic resource.
Protections
The Doctor of Law and human rights specialist, from the Complutense University of Madrid, emphasized that the citizens, affected, can process an amparo and on the basis of article 109 of the federal law, “the lawsuit may be made in writing, by appearance or by electronic means”, being that in an hour the precautionary measure can be achieved in the face of the impediment of free transit or administrative sanction.
He reminded whoever his teacher, the jurist, Alvaro Gil Robles, the first Commissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe, who defined that “The rule of law is a State of form”.

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