The Supreme Court Rejected a Macri Group Complaint to Remove Two Judges

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On Friday, the Supreme Court rejected a complaint filed by Correo Argentino S.A, managed by the family of former President Mauricio Macri, which sought to remove two judges from the Buenos Aires Federal Chamber in the context of the case that investigates alleged irregularities in the agreement reached with the government of Cambiomos in 2016.The decision of the highest court was given one week after having put the sentence to 6 years of impriso…

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He rejected a claim that he asked to remove judges Roberto Boico and Eduardo Farah for "a fear of partiality."

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Mauricio Macri, former presidentSantiago Filipuzzi,Special Envoy From the environment of the former president they rejected the criticisms of the leader of La Libertad Avanza, who suggested that the Macrista government pressured the judges The harsh criticisms of President Javier Milei about the alleged interferences of the government of Change on Justice aggravated the malaise of the Macrismo with the Casa Rosada, in the middle of the negotiati…

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The highest court did not give rise to the request of two directors of the family group of the former president to remove judges Eduardo Farah and Roberto Boico.

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News in the Correo case. The Supreme Court of Justice rejected the challenge raised by the president of Correo Argentino, Jaime Cibilis Robirosa, and his legal representative, Jaime, Kleidermacher, against judges Eduardo Farah and Roberto Boico, members of the Buenos Aires Federal Chamber, for “afraid of partiality.” The decision of the ministers of the highest court was given a week after they ratified the sentence against Cristina Kirchner and…

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The judges of the highest court dismissed the raising of two defendants against two cameramen, in the file investigating an agreement between the State and the signature of the family of the former president.