Mirian Rosell Assumes as TSJ Chief Judge
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Mirian Rosell was authorized by the Bolivian TSE to occupy the position of Saucedo, investigated on suspicion of drug trafficking and link with the CCP
Mirian Rosell Terrazas assumed as judge of the TSJ in the midst of an institutional crisis after the departure of Romer Saucedo The entry Mirian Rosell Terrazas assumes as judge of the TSJ was first published in La Patria Bolivia.
Mirian Rosell assumed as the titular judge of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) by the department of Santa Cruz in the absence of Romer Saucedo, former president of that instance who declared himself in exile and ceased to perform his duties since last week. The measure is recorded in the middle of the expiration of the six-day period granted by the Full Room of the TSJ to Saucedo to return to the country and return to his duties or justify his…
The appointment took place after the expiry of the six-day period granted to Saucedo to resume his duties, from which he was absent without formal justification.
Mirian Rosell took office this Wednesday as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) in place of Romer Saucedo, who is being investigated by the case cases. “I was just enabled in ordinary session of Full Room...
Deputy Judge Miriam Rosell was appointed as the head of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ), after the six-day deadline granted to Rómer Saucedo to reinstate in his duties, after declaring himself in exile and not presenting an official justification for his absence. Miriam Rosell’s entry assumes as the titular judge of the TSJ was first published in El Diario
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