Argentine Government Threatens Buenos Aires Judge Who Released Detained Protesters - teleSUR English

Karina Andrade defended the resolution that provoked the reaction of the national government. She said that the prosecutor and the police did not present evidence to defend the operations and decided to guarantee the "constitutional rights" of the people who were apprehended. "It was not a late decision," she said.

The Government of Argentina attacked the judge of Buenos Aires who ordered the release of 114 people detained during the...

Argentine Government Threatens Buenos Aires Judge Who Released Detained Protesters - teleSUR English

Fundamental constitutional rights were at stake, such as the right to petition authorities, the Court said. On Thursday, Karina Andrade, the presiding judge of the Criminal Court of First Instance of the City of Buenos Aires, ordered the “immediate” release of 114 citizens detained during the protests in support of retirees. RELATED: Argentine Photographer Wounded by Police Gunfire is in Serious Condition “Fundamental constitutional rights were …

The judge considered that the arrests made by the City affected constitutional rights. She also noted that there was "a small amount of information" about where they were made, at what time and why.National officials questioned the judge's decision and pointed to the "rotating door" of the Justice.

In the early hours of the morning, 114 of the demonstrators arrested during the clashes against the security forces in the vicinity of the Congress were ordered to be released. This was confirmed to THE NATION from the Criminal Court of Contravention and Misdemeanours 15 of the city of Buenos Aires, by Judge Karina Andrade, and sources of the City Police. The judge's decision was made after analyzing the information provided by the Public Defend…

It was confirmed by the Ministry of Security, which will charge Judge Karina Andrade with the offences of prevarication and non-compliance with the duties of a public official, the arguments of the judge.