US EditionLa Rioja, San Juan and San Luis Top the National Ranking of Political Links with Their Supreme Courts
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Of the 138 magistrates who occupy the highest courts, 88 have some prior political and/or labor ties with officials and/or local governments before occupying these positions. In addition, 76 were appointed under arrangements of the same political sign under which they worked. La Rioja, San Juan and San Luis head the national ranking of political ties: there all the seats of their Supreme Courts are occupied by people who had close ties to power …
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