Senate Begins Discussion on the Expansion of the Supreme Court · Global Voices

The Senate will begin to discuss from next Wednesday the projects that propose the expansion of the Supreme Court of Justice, just over a month after the legislative body rejected the candidates to join the court to the government of President Javier Milei. One of the first initiatives to be discussed will be the one presented by Senator Salteño, allied to the ruling party, Juan Carlos Romero, whose text aims to raise the number of members from …

The Senate will begin to discuss from next Wednesday the projects that propose the expansion of the Supreme Court of Justice, just over a month after the legislative body rejected the candidates to join the court to the government of President Javier Milei. As the Argentine News Agency said two weeks ago, one of the first initiatives to be discussed will be the one presented by Senator Salteño, allied to the ruling party, Juan Carlos Romero; his…

Almost a month after the rejection of Ariel Lijo and Manuel García Mansilla's statements for the Supreme Court of Justice, the Senate will return to the burden of the issue and begin discussing various projects to expand the maximum court, which currently has five members, and guarantee the gender quota. At the same time, a new composition of the General Audit of the Nation will be discussed, following the failed attempt to fill vacancies in the…

The Committee on Constitutional Affairs convened a meeting next Wednesday to discuss the initiative of an ally senator. The government had said that the issue was not on the agenda. The debate that was activated after the fall of the documents of Ariel Lijo and Manuel García Mansilla.

On Wednesday, in a plenary of commissions, a series of projects to expand the Supreme Court will begin to be discussed. Also, changes will be discussed in the number of auditors that make up the General Audit of the Nation. The treatment of both issues in parallel could be key to unlocking the vacancies that both bodies suffer.