The Government will uphold the appointment by decree of Ariel Lijo and García-Mansilla to the Supreme Court even if the Senate rejects its statutes

This was said by the Chief of Staff, Guillermo Francos, who admitted that today they do not have the votes to approve them in the Upper House."Both were temporarily appointed by decree of the President until November 30 and will be able to remain so," he said.

The Chief of Staff, Guillermo Francos, confirmed this morning that Judge Manuel García-Mansilla, appointed by decree of the National Government, will continue as a member of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation, even if the Senate decides to reject its continuity. In dialogue with Radio Rivadavia AM 630, Francos stressed that, although Thursday’s session in the Upper House does not seem favorable for the ruling, the Executive will keep the…

The Chief of Staff, Guillermo Francos, pointed out that the government will arrive at this Thursday’s session without the hands required to unlock the nomination of both judges to the Supreme Court. In that sense, he took the opportunity to target Cristina Kirchner.

The Chief of Staff admitted that the government does not have the votes in the Senate for Lijo and García-Mansilla and targeted Cristina Kirchner

The Executive determined that he would be admitted to the highest court by decree. The ruling party is likely not to obtain the necessary votes.

The Chief of Staff assured that they could remain in office until November 30, although Thursday they reject the statement. The Francos entry assured that García Mansilla will remain in court even if the Senate rejects it was first published in #BorderJournalism.