Civil judge Analía Romero, an active partner of Boca, excused herself from intervening in the file in which the elections in that sports institution scheduled for last Sunday were suspended and of which she had been in charge in the second instance, judicial sources reported.
The judge, who was in charge of the case while the challenge presented against her colleague who suspended the elections, Débora Abrevaya, was analyzed, invoked in her excuse that she herself is a member of the “xeneize” club.
“Considering that important elements have been gathered that justify the adopted temperament, I resolve to excuse myself from considering these proceedings,” the judge said in the three-page resolution.
The judge stressed that she retains her impartiality to intervene in the case, but recalled that the code of procedures establishes that being a member of the club that is under judicial analysis is an objective reason to apply a criterion of prudence and excuse herself to allay any fear of bias. .
“Since I am a member of the Boca Juniors Atlético Club, and taking into account what has been said by jurisprudence (…), I consider it prudent to excuse myself from participating in this process in order to preserve the due administration of justice and neutralize “any fear of bias that such a circumstance could harbor in those subjected to trial,” he said.
“For the rest, it should be noted that the impartiality of the judge in the case implies the objectivity of the jurisdictional activity to enable a trial that meets the constitutional requirements. In this sense, it is worth stating that in the face of this, or any other process that is subject to trial, I will have to preserve impartiality without personal involvement that could influence my decision,” he stressed.
Romero, who was left with the case by draw after Abrevaya’s challenge, had been questioned on Monday by the club’s current vice president and presidential candidate, Juan Román Riquelme.
Threats
“Now the judge in charge has changed and Analía Romero remains, who in 2013 along with her husband and children became members of the club. And if they did, it must be regulatory. If so, I understand that when Analía looked at her papers she saw that everything was in order. If she accepted being a judge, she means that we are going to have elections,” stated the idol the night before last on the Boca channel.
Meanwhile, room E of the Civil Chamber, made up of José Benito Fajre, Ricardo Li Rosi and Marisa Sorini, continues to analyze whether or not Abrevaya continues to lead the file.
Abrevaya, who suspended the elections in Boca scheduled for last Sunday due to a precautionary measure following a claim by the opposition for alleged irregularities in the registry, reported that he received death threats and is in police custody.
The measure taken yesterday by Romero once again delays the date of the election in Boca, and now the ruling party is thinking about Saturday the 23rd of this month, the eve of Christmas Eve, as a possible option within an uncertain panorama.
It will be seen, of course, if Saturday is accepted by the opposition. The initial date was December 2, also a Saturday, and was initially postponed one day due to a request from the Delegation of Israeli Associations of Argentina (DAIA). In the Jewish community, Saturday (Shabbat) is a day of rest that prevents certain activities. Now it seems to be the last option this year.
Meanwhile, and beyond the sporting decisions that the leadership must make (the new coach does not go any further), the squad is scheduled for the 26th of this month.
We have to see what happens with the youthful Valentín Barco, for whom Manchester City (England) is charging.
Barco has an exit clause of $10 million and his contract ends on December 31, 2024.
It will also be seen what the footballer thinks, who appeared yesterday at the AFA grounds along with his teammates “xeneizes” Leandro Brey, Cristian Medina, Nicolas Valentini and Ezequiel Fernández to be in the squad of the Under 23 team led by Javier Mascherano , to play on the 14th and 17th of the current against Ecuador.
Source: Ambito
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