Milei Publicly Supported the Dismissal of Michelli's Statement and Defended Presidential Power
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If it weren't for Javier Milei and Karina Milei to order the judge Verónica Michelli's statement to be dropped – without success – because of her kinship with an investigative journalist, the week would have been a pure celebration. Cold numbers show that La Libertad Avanza approved 73 statements of judges after five years without appointments, a fact...
The break between the political partners added a chapter of institutional tension in the province of Santa Fe. Former President Mauricio Macri accused the government of the president Javier Milei of executing a discretionary advance on the judicial system by trying to block the designations of judges approved by the legislative branch. The formal confrontation escalated after the validation in the Senate of the statement that designates Maria Ve…
The Minister of Justice argued that the Senate's approval of the bill empowers the President to appoint the judge, but clarified that there is no constitutional obligation to sign the appointment decree immediately.
The former president broke the silence during a bridge tournament and defended the appointment of the judge for the TOCF No. 3 of La Plata The post Macri pressed Milei for Judge Michelli's statement: "I suppose the president will sign it" appeared first on The Intransigent.
Javier Milei publicly defended for the first time the decision to withdraw the statement of Judge María Verónica Michelli, a measure that generated political controversy, questions of judicial sectors and differences within the ruling party itself. The President chose to express himself through his social networks, where he shared publications by jurists who maintain that the Executive has the constitutional power to withdraw judicial applicatio…
President Javier Milei said publicly this Wednesday about the withdrawal of the statement of the candidate for judge María Verónica Michelli, sister-in-law of La Nación journalist Hugo Alconada Mon, and supported the idea of rejection. He did so through the reposting of a message on social network X of the former judge and former legal secretary of the Supreme Court of Justice, Ricardo Manuel Rojas. You may be interested: Political designation i…
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