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Laura De Marinis

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Argentina juvenile criminal reform faces judicial conflict

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Latest: Tucumán implements new juvenile criminal regime

Argentina’s implementation of Law 27.801, which reduces the minimum age of criminal responsibility from 16 to 14, continues to trigger institutional and judicial conflict. While the law is active in Jujuy, Santa Fe, San

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Latin American child welfare and reproductive health reforms

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Latest: Buenos Aires implements new school reporting protocol

Latin American nations continue implementing legislative and public health initiatives regarding child welfare and reproductive health. In Ecuador, the Ministry of Public Health has launched informative activities in Chi

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Argentine judicial system independence and reform concerns

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Latest: Honduras faces judicial delays and prison security challenges

The Argentine judicial system is facing scrutiny regarding both political interference and structural inefficiency. The United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Independence of Judges and Lawyers, Margaret Satterthwaite,

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Judicial challenges to juvenile criminal law in Argentina

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Latest: Judge Laura De Marinis faces backlash over juvenile law ruling

Judges in Buenos Aires are facing legal and political challenges following rulings that suspend or challenge the application of Law 27.801, a new Juvenile Criminal Regime that lowers the age of criminal responsibility fr