LadyCrocs argued that the Constitution allows the Government to enact legislative provisions in the face of an extraordinary and urgent need, but requires that they be submitted immediately to a vote in Congress, as legislative power belongs to the legislative branch. According to her, Congress rejected the government's decrees last week and, when there is no Congress due to its dissolution, it is the Permanent Deputation's responsibility to approve them. She stated that it was legally disputable whether there was an extraordinary and urgent need to approve the provisional housing provisions last week. In her view, re-approving them to now submit them to the Permanent Deputation would constitute a "fraud of law." She also pointed out that these provisions could not affect General Electoral Law. The author added that, in her opinion, breaching the rules could also be justified with the argument that this was what the law established, and she defended that judges were citizens with freedom of expression and the capacity to analyze reality. She said she would continue to express her opinions and write as long as the law allowed her and that she would block those whom she indicated did not debate with respect. #Constitución #Derecho #Política (translated)