US EditionJudges and Prosecutors Will Stop This Wednesday in Protest Against Bolaños Reforms in Full Judicial Storm for the Government
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Last year, prosecutors' offices received 27,899 criminal complaints, and resolved 96 percent of them. Despite the "staffing shortage", the prosecution is therefore successful, said State Prosecutor General Katarina Bergant, presenting her work report for last year in the National Assembly.
Called by five of the seven associations, they rise up against Bolaños’ judicial reforms
Larger associations are opposed to changes in access to both careers and the statute governing the Office of the Prosecutor
This Wednesday, the doors of the courts and courts of all Spain will take the temperature to the discontent of judges and prosecutors before the judicial reforms promoted by the government in recent months. Three judicial associations and two of prosecutors have called a symbolic strike of ten minutes at 12 noon, at which time a manifesto will be read that will summarize the complaints and denunciations of the Protestants. The summoners have ins…
More than 8,000 judges and prosecutors are called this Wednesday to a 10-minute stoppage to symbolize their rejection of the latest reforms undertaken by the government in the...
All but progressive associations promote a stoppage to protest the inclusion of written evidence in the opposition and the plan to regularize substitutes, while a thousand judges and prosecutors fuel a strike against the government with bullies
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