Overview
- Senator Carlos Linares said he will bring the proposal to Congress with a text drafted by three feminist lawyers from Buenos Aires.
- The measure would let judges temporarily suspend a parent's legal rights when child support goes unpaid or the parent is absent for more than three months.
- A suspension would allow the caregiving parent to authorize travel and make health or school choices without the other parent's consent.
- Backers propose adding a new Article 700 ter and a 180-day limit for court decisions to speed family rulings.
- The plan mirrors a recent Michoacán initiative led by Sandra Arreola Ruiz that focuses on fast travel permissions when a parent fails duties.