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Carlos Rosenkrantz

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Cristina Kirchner legal disqualification in Argentina

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Latest: Cristina Kirchner excluded from provisional electoral roll

Supreme Court Justice Ricardo Lorenzetti defended the disqualification of former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner from holding public office. Lorenzetti stated that the Court did not rule on the constitutionality

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Judicial and legal developments in Argentina and Chile

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Latest: Judicial controversies in Argentina and Chile

Legal discussions in Argentina and Chile have recently focused on procedural complexities and judicial integrity. In Argentina, legal professionals have addressed the challenges of filing criminal complaints for fraud an

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Argentina rural land ownership regulation

12 clusters · 252 sources · last updated

Latest: Buenos Aires Senate approves bill to limit foreign rural land ownership

The legal landscape regarding foreign land ownership in Argentina remains volatile following conflicting Supreme Court rulings. After initially determining that a procedural technicality prevented a challenge to Decree 7

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Argentine Supreme Court legal rulings

2 clusters · 21 sources · last updated

Latest: Argentina Supreme Court intervenes in transport subsidy dispute

The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation has issued rulings on distinct legal matters involving customs and provincial funding. In a customs valuation case involving Wabro S.A., the Court upheld a decision to revoke a

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Judicial developments in Latin America

4 clusters · 138 sources · last updated

Latest: Jet Set nightclub tragedy: Court upgrades charges to homicide with eventual intent

Judicial developments across Latin America continue to involve various legal proceedings, institutional appointments, and administrative agreements. In Argentina, the Judiciary Council of Buenos Aires has approved eighte

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