The Government Once Again Exhausts the Legal Deadlines for Submitting the General State Budgets
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Article 134.3 of the Constitution states: “The Government shall present to the Congress of Deputies the General Budgets of the State at least three months before the expiration of those of the previous year”. There it does not say “it will be able to present”, nor “it will present if it wishes”, nor does it say, “if it has votes to approve them”, or even ... Continue reading “The Budgets of the State as those of the Sauna Adam”
The Constitution provides that public accounts must be sent to Congress before 1 October for parliamentary processing.
It is the drama of every year. A loop from which the Executive is unable to leave each time autumn approaches. The Spanish Constitution establishes in its article 134.3 that the Government must present the General State Budgets (PGE) for the next year “at least three months before the expiration of those of the previous year.” That is, the articulated text must enter the register of the Congress of Deputies before 1 October of each year. A deadl…
This Wednesday the deadline given by the Magna Carta to present the accounts in time and form
The Government will also not arrive on time with the accounts of 2027 and maintains those approved in 2022, while the Constitutional is already considering the extensions of the three previous financial years.
The Constitutional Court considers for the first time failure to comply with the Executive's duty to register the accounts in Congress annually
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