Milei Reached 166 Designations in Justice and Mahiques Spoke of a “Historical Record”
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If the appointments of prosecutors and defenders are added, the number reaches 166 appointments. “A real change of era for the judiciary. The accelerated coverage of historically stalled vacancies allows to ease the burden in the courts, speed up procedural times and modernize the structure of justice,” said Justice Minister Juan Bautista Mahiques.
The National Government formalized the appointment of 35 judges and seven members to different courts in the country, through decrees published in the Official Gazette. The appointments were signed by President Javier Milei and the Minister of Justice, Juan Bautista Mahiques. Most of the new judges were appointed to courts in the Federal Capital, [...] The entry The Government formalized the appointment of 35 judges and seven members was first p…
The President signed the decrees this Tuesday to complete the appointment of 42 judges, nine prosecutors and 12 public defenders. Read more
The national government, through the publication of the Official Gazette, announced this Tuesday the appointment of 35 judges and seven members who will join different courts of justice. The decrees were signed by President Javier Milei himself and the Minister of Justice, Juan Bautista Mahiques. As detailed, most of the judges are...
He reported this in two decrees published in the Official Gazette. Most judges are for the Federal Capital.
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