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REQUEST A GENERAL COURTS: ENSURING RESPECT FOR ACCESS TO THE PUBLIC.

As we believe that one of the essential functions of every public institution is the protection and promotion of fundamental rights of citizens, as they constitute a mandate for all public authorities, as noted in Article 53 of the English Constitution, since this partnership we headed to Parliament, House of Representatives and Senate, asking them to urge the Executive, and in particular the current Ministry of Territorial Policy and Public Administration, the necessary control over respect in all the Public Administrations of the fundamental right of access to public recognized in Article 23.2 of the Constitution.

hardly expect the Administration to fulfill its constitutional mission, as an objective to serve the public interest, if one of its principles such as shapers of public access according to principles of equality, merit and capacity is not effectively guaranteed.

The arbitrariness of politicians, as occurred in Aragon has distorted, beyond recognition, the right of access to public Aragon, a situation that has earned a strong condemnation from the Supreme Court in the recent ruling annulling the Public Employment Offer, 2007, not including vacant positions filled by temporary staff and, consequently, undermine the fundamental right of public access.

seems, however, that politicians intend to continue avoiding Aragonese constitutional requirements, or adopting new offers as illegal or more than the recently canceled "as if nothing had told the Supreme Court, or if they do not concern him, either announcing the freeze on public job as a ballot measure or measure of government, thereby prejudicing the needs of the government and de facto suspending fundamental rights of citizens. Does rule for some is to put their will on citizens' constitutional rights?

In this situation, we can not stop acting and go to all the channels as citizens gives us the legal system: we are waging a battle over the validity of the Constitution and she expected to find powerful allies committed with the rule of law, as has happened with the Supreme Court.

is played, then the full text of the request to the Congress of Deputies:

"Bureau of the Congress of Deputies

Zaragoza, April 7, 2011.

Dear Sirs:

In my capacity as President of the Association for Civil Defense Aragonesa, I am sending a copy of the recent Supreme Court decision that annulled the Decree 67/2007, the Government of Aragon, the adoption of the Public Employment Offer for 2007, to understand that the Ordinance does not include all the vacancies filled by temporary staff, as required by the Basic Statute for Civil Servants and the Law on Civil Service of the Autonomous Community of Aragon, infringed the right of access to public recognized in Article 23.2 of the English Constitution.

The Supreme Court, this ruling, rejected the authority of self-organization may be invoked by the Administration to justify the derogation of Law, which requires the inclusion of vacancies filled by temporary, "and says there is no greater violation the right of access to public realization that non-selective process legally established overruling and practices prevalent in a large number of our government.

The ruling of the High Court is to restore a major constitutional principles that shape our model of public administration, such as citizens' access to public according to criteria of equality, merit and ability, putting an end to arbitrary who presided over the approval of the Public Jobs and forced to correct the inflated rate of temporary employment has been derived from the violation of the law.

understand that corresponds to the Central Government, and specifically the Ministry of Planning Policy and Public Administration, ensure respect for the basic conditions for exercising the basic right of access to public service, as recognized in Article 23.2 of the English Constitution, and developed both in the Civil Service Basic Statute as Civil Laws approved by the Public Autonomous Communities.

therefore, are and in exercise of the right of petition recognized in articles 29 and 77 of the English Constitution, I address this House in order to be promoted those measures they deem appropriate so that, in accordance with criteria established by the Supreme Court in the sentence attached to them, urge the Central Government to ensure scrupulous respect for the fundamental right of access to public service by citizens, according to the principles of equality, merit and ability.

Thank you for your attention, Yours faithfully. July
Guiral
Pelegrín.Presidente of the Association for Civil Defensade Aragonesa "

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IMPLEMENTATION OF THE JUDGEMENT OF THE SUPREME: WRITING TO THE MINISTER OF THE CHAIR.

According to the agreed by the Board of Directors of the Association, on Tuesday, April 5, President of the Association, July Guiral, went yesterday to the Minister of Presidency, Eva Almunia, to say that, given the lack of response to our request for enforcement of the Supreme Court decision that overturned the Public Employment Offer 2007, will urge the High Court of Justice of Aragon run incident, for the fulfillment of the decision of the Supreme.

Courts are responsible for ensuring the enforcement of judgments, so that judicial review of the administration to be effective, thereby ensuring legal protection of the rights of citizens. Of little use to sentencing if they could be unenforceable by the Administration.

believe that the position maintained by the Department of the Presidency, despite the disposition to dialogue adopted by the Director General of Public Service, is indicative of his understanding of the principle of legality and the rule of law demands. Breaking the laws or enforce judgments is, quite simply, not respect the principle of separation of powers, ignoring the mandate of the law and unenforceable the verdict of the courts, "thus contravening both the principle of legality and rights - In this case, fundamental-citizens.

Given that attitude, we again addressed the courts to apply, now that the Public Employment Offer, 2007 annulled by the Supreme Court come to be replaced by a new offer that, referring to places that year, provides citizens with the vacancies filled by officials then interim order to be covered under the constitutional principles of equality, merit and ability.

is played, then the full text of the letter addressed to the Minister of Presidency:

"Hon. Minister of Presidency Ms.

Department Chair

Government of Aragón Zaragoza, April 6, 2011.

Dear Madam:

On 8 February, I addressed a letter in which he moved the Supreme Court decision, which annulled the decree 67/2007 of 8 May, the Government of Aragon, which approved the Public Employment Offer for 2007, considering that the decree by not including all the vacancies filled by temporary staff, as required by the Basic Statute for Civil Servants and the Law on Civil Service Community Aragon, "violated the right of access to public role by Article 23.2 of the English Constitution.

In that letter, identified the positions, according to the evidence taken during the trial, were occupied by temporary staff and casual or temporary workers, were excluded in the offer approved.

also indicated that implementing the ruling of the Supreme Court, once the mandatory inclusion in the Offer to Public Employment vacancies filled by temporary, would require the Government of Aragon, the timing in the Act Administrative Courts, adopt a new Act on Public Offer of Employment 2007, according to interim data existing at that date, offering to all citizens of the 2,411 seats that were improperly omitted at the time, thereby restoring full enforcement of the fundamental right of access to public recognized in Article 23.2 of the English Constitution.

Since it has to be understood after this date for voluntary execution of the sentence by the Administration, having been convicted two months now passed out in the Law of the Jurisdiction of Administrative Disputes for it ", although this association has received any response to your letter of February 8 and is satisfied in any proceedings relating to such implementation, we communicated our decision to call Superior Court of Justice of Aragon the appropriate motion for execution, to ensure that the Tribunal for enforcing judgments.

regret that your department is unable to show not only respect the laws in the process approval of the Public Employment Offer, thereby ensuring the exercise of fundamental rights of citizens, but also to implement judicial decisions aimed at restoring law violated, thereby enervate the desired efficiency of the judicial review of administrative action established in Article 106 of the English Constitution.

Sincerely,

July Guiral Pelegrín.Presidente of the Association for Civil Defense Aragonesa "

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The anniversary of Argentina in 1982 invasion of the Falkland Islands led me to dust off some notes on Anglo-Saxon media last year, after the Summit of Latin America and the Caribbean in which the Argentine government unanimous support your claim to Britain over the sovereignty of the islands.

What is striking about these items was showing the strong impact that it had diplomatic action in Argentina. This paper was first Grace Livingstone in The Guardian , "It's time to talk about the Malvinas" . After a historical review that does not ignore the arguments in favor of Argentina's position, she ends up like this (translation):

"(...) This week the 32 Latin American nations unanimously endorsed at the recent Argentina dispute over oil, because most developing nations this is simply a matter of colonialism. Britain may not have formally colonized large of Latin America, but being the dominant world power in the nineteenth century, bankers and traders had a stranglehold on the economies of the new nations. In 1824, George Canning wrote about the independence of Latin America: "English America is free, and if we do not mismanage our affairs, is English."

For a colonial power in the nineteenth century, the Malvinas offer not only opportunities for fishing and whaling, but also a strategic port in the Atlantic, a base from which to eliminate piracy and monitor the trade of rival powers, and a key outpost on the route to the Pacific and the Antarctic.

Today the territory maintains a similar strategic value added bonus and has the oil. Britain and Argentina have been aware for decades of oil deposits around the Falklands, and diplomatic disagreements about oil exploration preceding the 1982 Falklands war.

Is not it time for Britain to stop behaving like a colonial power in the nineteenth century, and heed the call of the United Nations to discuss the issue of sovereignty to Argentina? "

Another article I struck out in Newsweek few days after the former. The author, Molly O 'Toole and its approximate original title "The new war in the Falklands - Why Britain will be defeated this time for Argentina (or should)" . Part of the note may read this site translated into , and something that still comes here: "(...)

Meanwhile, among all actors, the President of Argentina Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner is looking the iron lady in this drama. Before this dispute, Kirchner was losing popularity because of economic stagnation. Now he has got really a brave letter-by Britain itself. About 80% of compatriots Kirchner believe that the islands are part of Argentina, so she is pushing hard on the issue. In February [2010] , Argentina responded to the British plans to detain a ship drilling as Buenos Aires was transporting equipment for its new oil explorations and announcing that all vessels that crossed the territorial waters of Argentina had to get permission.

Britain rejected the decree, but Kirchner is gaining allies. Two weeks ago she took a Rio Group meeting of 32 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean to achieve unanimous support for its position, including that of Chile, who had secretly supported the United Kingdom dispute in 1982. (...)

Brown's government [Gordon, former British Prime Minister] declared that Britain would keep its land forces, air and sea as a deterrent to protect both its commercial fleet as the Falklands, where it is still installed active force of more than 1,000 British soldiers. But the continued protection afforded to the remote Falklands, not to mention the cost of supply, has been for decades an economic inefficiency factor for the United Kingdom. Back in 1980, the English parliamentary Nicholas Ridley, a conservative minister of state, proposed a plan to hand over ownership of the islands to Argentina, then lease it Territories to Britain, allowing its 3100 inhabitants to remain British but giving Argentina a few of the benefits of sovereignty. Ridley's proposal was booed in the House of Commons. But now, support for spending money on the islands is low among the British, at least compared to 1982. A recent editorial in the Guardian urged the government to reconsider the plan Ridley, arguing that the Falkland Islands can no longer be more "costly nuisance" in the UK, because "the world will insist on the matter."

In truth, the world has come a long way since the last war in Britain over the islands. Democracy has spread throughout Latin America, and many of the traditional tensions between countries of the continent have been relaxed, allowing for greater regional cooperation and economic integration. The potential value to the UK from the Falklands oil fields is obvious at a time when its North Sea reserves are running out . But you can not know how much oil is really there until you start exploring, making this an extremely risky business proposition. Good relations with the emerging trade bloc in Latin America, led by Brazil, may be more valuable in the long term and that Britain would be wise to accept offers of mediation. After all, the growing interdependence of American interests Kirchner has allowed a unified front to achieve its diplomatic war with the United Kingdom, which in turn has ensured a level of legitimacy for the continent, Britain and the rest the world should not-and cannot-continue to ignore. "

could update the information contained in these notes, for example the fact that the current financial situation of Great Britain more encouraging is that a year ago. Or that oil exploration Malvinas not seem to be giving good results. Anyway, I think the most notable item is the relevance given to diplomatic action in Argentina and the views on the desirability for the British to review its opposition to negotiations on sovereignty. Something that probably can not read Argentine Clarín or Nation.


PS: The author of this blog gives me a "naive optimism" on this post. I have not hinted at any time that Mr David Cameron will come with his head down to give us the key to the governance of the Falklands. I do believe that the only way for an eventual recovery of the islands in the future is diplomatic pressure, particularly by strengthening the regional bloc and the solidarity of our neighbors in the claim. Of course, I do not see major changes in the current scenario in the short to medium term, and what interested me here was to show rather more Anglo-Saxon eyes Argentina's position in favor of showing that some local media. So that "naive optimism" that gives me quite relative. Especially when coming from someone who posts an article in response that (besides some signs right) states raise "a policy independent of government working facilitate workers dispute the political and military conflict ". I apologize, but I do not smoke that.