Editorial: El Mundo

• The government is trying to consolidate its 'Grandchildren Law' through a parliamentary subterfuge, which is considered dangerous and unacceptable.
• The executive intends to use a pending reform in the 2006 Education Law to facilitate a mass nationalization.
• It attempts to bypass the Supreme Court that has taken measures to prevent a possible alteration of the electoral census.
• This plan is considered alarming, as the integrity of the electoral census is at stake and there is an ongoing judicial process.
• The procedure has been declared illegal by the Constitutional Court on several occasions.
• The nationalization process has been plagued with irregularities.

Conclusion: The government's attempt to consolidate the 'Grandchildren Law' through a parliamentary subterfuge demonstrates a clear disdain for the parliamentary procedure and the separation of powers, which are fundamental in a democracy.

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