The government said it "is not on the agenda" to expand the Court, following the "Clean Date" controversy

The Senate recently received a bill introduced by Senator Juan Carlos Romero of Salta, a government ally, proposing to expand the Supreme Court from five to seven members. The initiative seeks to improve the efficiency of the highest court, which currently operates with only three justices due to vacancies, and promote greater federal and gender representation by limiting the number of same-sex justices to five. According to Romero, this expansi…

In Deputies and Senate, the idea of adding members to the Supreme Court is advanced. Libertarian legislators and allies at the head of the initiatives. From the government they say it is not on the agenda.

Senator Juan Carlos Romero presented a project to bring the number of judges from five to seven La entrada The government said that "it is not on the agenda" to expand the Court, after the controversy of "Ficha Cleana" was first published in #BorderPeriodismo.