Bolaños Invites Associations of Judges and Prosecutors to “a Rigorous and Calm Debate” on Judicial Career Reform

Sooner or later, one day, someone will have to analyze objectively, thoroughly, without passion, with rigor and method, the process by which the so-called reform of the judiciary was approved at the end of last year. And of course write its history. Of course, there are numerous aspects to be analyzed of that process. Some of the political issues, but also others from the parliamentary, sociological, economic and particularly legal angles. And o…

On Thursday, the Minister of Justice, Félix Bolaños, sent a letter to the seven associations of judges and prosecutors inviting them to collaborate in a “serious, rigorous and calm debate” on the reform of the judicial career promoted by the Government. Bolaños’ letter comes after five associations (all but the two progressives) signed a statement last week calling the bill “a serious step backwards in the rule of law.” In his letter to the asso…

The Minister of Justice addresses all groups to propose "improvements" in the face of key reforms in the sector: from the consolidation of substitute judges to scholarships for opponents and the prohibition of associations being financed with money from private companies

The Minister of the Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Courts, Félix Bolaños, wanted to respond to the associations of judges and prosecutors who last week criticized...

Provincial representative Gabriela Lena (JxER) said that justice "should not be a privilege for a few, but a guaranteed right for all," referring to the partial approval this Thursday in the Chamber of Deputies of the bill reforming the law of the Council of the Judiciary.

Minister Félix Bolaños will go to the Senate Justice Committee this Friday to be held accountable for 13 requests for separate appearances ...