The Government Insists on the Ability to Act Without Congress's Ratification

The debate over the scope of executive powers versus legislative powers is not new. In various countries, the tension between the executive power, represented by presidents or prime ministers, and legislative bodies, such as congresses or parliaments, has been a recurring theme in politics. The government's ability to act unilaterally, especially in emergency situations or to implement policies without the direct approval of legislative bodies, has been both criticized and defended in different contexts. In this regard, it is relevant to remember that the use of regulatory measures, that is, decrees, executive orders, or other administrative tools, has been a common practice in many governmental systems. These measures allow the executive to implement changes or policies more...