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Buenos Aires , two governors had already intervened, those of the Patagonian provinces of Chubut (Martin Buzzi) and Santa Cruz (Daniel Peralta), withdrawing the exploitation licenses from Repsol-YPF. of hydrocarbons in several areas in which it was operating.The statements have been made by the head of the Environment of Gibraltar . John Cortes has assured that the Government "does not accept that the agreements that politicians may reach replace the laws of Gibraltar, without a prior legislative change, and, therefore, it can be confirmed in this context that the Government remains firm on the provisions of the Nature Protection Act 1991 and that the Police are aware of this .” Said Nature Protection Law prohibits Spanish fishermen from fishing in all the waters of the Bay of Algeciras, something that, however, Cádiz professionals have traditionally been doing. 'Expropriate' Spanish waters Today, unofficial Spanish sources consulted by El Confidencial Digital explain , fishermen can fish in these waters up to a maximum of 200 meters from the coast of the Peñón .
The formal agreement was sealed by the Gibraltarian and Spanish authorities but, according to the Roca Executive, it violates the aforementioned Nature Protection Law. Gibraltar's objective, according to the sources cited, is the total Qatar Mobile Number List expulsion of the fishermen in order to take a new step in the 'expropriation' of Spanish waters. In Foreign Affairs they predict that, if the Gibraltar Police expel the fishermen, a serious diplomatic conflict will occur . As ECD has learned , Minister Cortés' statements have fallen like a bomb on the fishermen's group. who fish in the waters of Algeciras. At the moment, the Spanish Government has not commented on the matter.The creation of Autonomous Councils of the Judiciary will be debated in the Justice Commission , in the Congress of Deputies , next week The proposal proposes, at the initiative of the PNV , that councils be created in the autonomies that replicate and replace, in those areas, the only CGPJ that exists today, at a national level. . Parliamentary sources to which El Confidencial Digital has had access explain that the background of the proposal is that the autonomous powers control judicial appointments in their territories (Higher Courts, Provincial Courts, etc.), instead of them being agreed 'from Madrid ' , by the current CGPJ .
Return powers to the State The reality that all judicial appointments , at the national, regional and provincial levels, are decided by the Council of the Judiciary has led to some regional presidents to consider why they need the current powers in this matter. As ECD has learned , some president has even declared, privately, that he would be willing to 'return' powers in Justice to the State , because with the current situation the community only manages the personnel and agencies, but has nothing to say regarding appointments to high courts. Doubt about constitutionality If the initiative goes ahead, the competence that, in matters of Administration of Justice , is granted to the State by article 149.1.5 of the Spanish Constitution would remain in the hands of the communities, compared to the centralist model of the current judicial system. It must be remembered that the principle of jurisdictional unity implies that all judicial bodies , including the Superior Courts of the Autonomous Communities , are organs of the single judicial power of the State.