The Executive Branch, headed by Javier Milei, is awaiting the decision to be issued by the Senate’s Agreements Committee.
The Government, through a resolution published in the Official Gazette, rejected the objections filed against the candidacy of the federal judge Ariel Lijo as a possible member of the Supreme Court. Meanwhile, the Executive power is awaiting the opinion of the Agreements Committee of the Senate.
The ruling party published decree 785/2024 this morning and considered “inadmissible” the petition presented jointly by the Bar Association of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires; the organizations It Will Be Justice, Joint Republican Action (ACR), Civil Association Power Plant of Justice, Entre Rios Without Corruption, Republican Teachers; and the lawyers Alejandro Fargosi, Daniel Sabsay, Pablo Pirovano, Gerardo Enrique Vega, Alberto Fidel Cohan, Ezequiel Nino, Alejandro Drucaroff, Marcelo de Jesus and Marcelo Camerini.
The text explains that the applicants “filed an appeal for review under the terms of article 22 of Law No. 19,549 (according to the text in force at the time of its filing) and They requested the annulment of the “administrative act” whereby the proposal for the appointment of Dr. Ariel Oscar Lijo to fill a vacant position in the Supreme Court was submitted to the Senate, because this request for a senatorial agreement allegedly did not meet the essential requirements provided for in the aforementioned law.”
The response stated “that None of the grounds that would make a review appeal viable are established as the one attempted, which fully leads to its formal inadmissibility.”
And they add: “The questioned act It does not exhibit contradictions in its operative part; nor has any decisive document been discovered not previously submitted due to its existence being unknown, for reasons of force majeure or due to the actions of a third party; nor has there been a declaration of falsity.”
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Lijo’s speech at the Supreme Court
In his speech in the Senate, where he had to defend his candidacy, Lijo shared his vision on the state of justice and outlined his proposals.
The judge, accompanied by his mother and son, made a personal presentation, spoke about his background, and referring to his more than thirty years working in the Judiciary, He stressed that the function of the magistrates is not limited to intervening in the cases that concern them.since there are other dimensions that must be addressed, for example establishing judicial policies that radiate to all members of the Judiciary.
“For that It is essential to know the reality of the federal justice system throughout the country and of the provincial justice systems.something that I had the privilege of seeing first hand, when in my role as general secretary of the Association of Federal Judges I interacted with the different actors who are in charge of resolving the criminal phenomena of each region and the people who suffer from them,” he explained. And in relation to this, he stressed the importance of respecting the autonomy of the provinces, of the regional economies and of natural resources.
Source: Ambito
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