A Salta senator presented a project to expand the Supreme Court of Justice

The proposal includes a clause limiting the number of judges of the same sex to five, and is part of efforts to strengthen the representation and efficiency of the judicial system

He proposes that the highest court in the country should be composed of seven judges and that there should be at least two women.The Union for the Homeland block seems "right" to the number.In the LLA block they recognize that they are talking about it but they clarify that "there is no endorsement" yet from the Executive.

The expansion of the Court is a subject with which dialoguists and Kirchnerists were pressing, even before the documents of Ariel Lijo and Manuel García Mansilla fell. The day after the failure of Ficha Cleana in the Senate and while cross accusations were being made between La Libertad Avanza and PRO, at the Congressional entrance table, an ally legislator from Casa Rosada presented a project to expand the Supreme Court of Justice, which is vie…

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The initiative proposes to bring the number of magistrates from five to seven. In addition, it includes a clause that limits to five the number of judges of the same sex. After the controversy generated in Congress with the rejection of the documents of Ariel Lijo and Manuel García-Mansilla to integrate the Supreme Court of [...]

The national senator for Salta, Juan Carlos Romero, presented a bill in the Senate that proposes to expand the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation from five to seven members. The initiative includes a clause that establishes that no more than five judges can be of the same sex, thus promoting gender parity in the highest court. According to the basis of the bill, the main objective is to improve the efficiency of the judiciary, which in 2024 …