On October 9, 2019, a group of citizens from the movement went to the Constitutional Court to ask the Magistrates to ensure compliance with the constitutional deadline for the appointment of Magistrates of the Judicial Branch.

Is the Constitutional Deadline important?

One of the functions of Constitutional Deadlines is to limit power and ensure the alternation in the exercise of public power recognized by the Constitution of a Republic.

On October 13, the new magistrates of the Judicial Branch should have taken office; however, they had not been appointed as the process for electing magistrates was suspended. To learn more about why it was suspended, we recommend reading: The A-B-C of the 2019 Nomination Commissions.

What is the movement's stance?