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Progress of Peronism in the Council of the Magistracy

The elections of lawyers’ representatives for the Council of the Magistracy left a scenario divided into thirds. The list linked to sectors of the UCR and the PRO obtained 33%, while the two payrolls with a Peronist presence reached 31% and 26%. Separated by just six points, together they concentrated 57% of the votes.
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The list of Alberto Biglieri, of the Buenos Aires government, won with 34% and stayed with two of the four banks. Demarchi's Peronism was second with 32%, Abogacía Federal added a bench with 26.4% and La Libertad Avanza was left out with 7.6%.

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The list of Biglieri and Sarmiento won with 34%, with almost half of the votes from Buenos Aires. Peronism was divided and added a counselor for each ballot. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The list headed by Itati Demarchi Arballo won 31.34% of the vote and stood at 740 votes of the winner. Diego Segovia, leader, with a key role.

The election of the representatives of the lawyers before the Council of the Magistracy of the Nation left an adjusted triumph for the alliance linked to radicalism and the PRO, a good result for the two lists supported by sectors of Peronism and a hard setback for La Libertad Avanza, which ended in fourth [...] The Back Hard Entry for Milei in the Magistrature: the libertarian councilman of Vicente López came out fourth and did not get a bank w…

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The elections of lawyers’ representatives for the Council of the Magistracy left a scenario divided into thirds. The list linked to sectors of the UCR and the PRO obtained 33%, while the two payrolls with a Peronist presence reached 31% and 26%. Separated by just six points, together they concentrated 57% of the votes.

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politicargentina.com broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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