Trouble with Judges and Congress in Ecuador
Don't mind the similarities:
Ecuador's Congress has ratified President Lucio Gutierrez's decision to sack the judges of the Supreme Court after mounting protests. Congress voted to set up a commission to appoint new members of the court, in a bid to defuse a growing crisis. The judges were appointed by Mr Gutierrez's congressional allies in December, sparking popular discontent. Mr Gutierrez and his opponents accuse each other of politicising the Supreme Court to their own advantage.
Guess they don't have the Filibuster.
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Ecuador's Congress has ratified President Lucio Gutierrez's decision to sack the judges of the Supreme Court after mounting protests. Congress voted to set up a commission to appoint new members of the court, in a bid to defuse a growing crisis. The judges were appointed by Mr Gutierrez's congressional allies in December, sparking popular discontent. Mr Gutierrez and his opponents accuse each other of politicising the Supreme Court to their own advantage.
Guess they don't have the Filibuster.
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