Judicial selection processes advance in San Juan and Dominican Republic

In San Juan, Argentina, the judicial selection process for the 2026 staff intake has entered a critical phase. Applicants from the First Judicial District began taking in-person typing tests at the Judicial Academic Headquarters to evaluate speed and precision, skills deemed essential for administrative roles within the courts.

Meanwhile, in the Dominican Republic, the National Council of the Magistracy (CNM) has concluded the application period for six vacancies on the Supreme Court of Justice. Justice Minister Antoliano Peralta reported that at least 60 individuals have applied for the positions. The official list of candidates is expected to be published shortly, after which a three-day period will open for public objections to the nominees.