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The Government begins processing the new university decree after the Supreme Court overturned it, and 44 days before the elections.

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The Spanish government has initiated the public consultation phase to process a new royal decree concerning the creation, recognition, and authorization of universities and university centers. Led by Minister Morant at the Ministry of Science, Innovation, and Universities, this legislative step comes 44 days before upcoming elections.

The move follows a ruling by the Supreme Court, which previously struck down the government's prior university decree. Despite the High Court's decision—which notably did not find legal urgency in the matter—the Ministry insists that the new regulation is urgently needed.

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El Mundo (Madrid, Spain) Emphasizes the political timeline and the direct conflict with the Supreme Court regarding urgency.
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