The Justice System Intervened in the Peronist Party of Salta Days Before the National Congress
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Federal judge María Servini of Cubría decided to intervene with the Justice Party of the province of Salta, which implies the displacement of the authorities appointed there by the still president of the PJ, Cristina Kirchner. The judicial decision deepens the institutional crisis of the Peronist party in the provinces whose headquarters were intervened from the national PJ in recent years due to disagreements with the central leadership, hegemo…
Federal Judge María Servini issued a ruling on the contentious intervention of the Justicialist Party (PJ) in Salta late Friday. The decision removed the intervenors appointed by the local leadership, former congressman Pablo Kosiner and Nora Canunni, and replaced them with José Luis Napoleón Gambetta. This audacious move came at a time when the district's normalization schedule had already been submitted, with elections set for October 25. It w…
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