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Argentine judicial reform and crime fighting efforts

Overview

High-ranking members of the Argentine judiciary have recently focused on institutional improvements and structural reforms. Horacio Rosatti, President of the Supreme Court, emphasized the need for a “judicial cleanup” to better combat organized crime and money laundering, particularly in Rosario. He noted that while statistics show some improvement, significant work is required to target criminal networks.

Concurrently, Supreme Court Justice Carlos Rosenkrantz has advocated for reforming the judicial selection process managed by the Council of the Magistracy. Rosenkrantz argued that the current system lacks objectivity and fails to adequately test the legal knowledge of candidates. This push for reform has seen local support, with members of the Superior Tribunal of Corrientes proposing to implement similar initiatives within their province.

Entities

Florentino Malaponte · Supreme Court of Argentina · Horacio Rosatti · Corrientes · Carlos Rosenkrantz

Timeline

  1. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Carlos Rosenkrantz calls for reform of judicial selection process

    Supreme Court Justice Carlos Rosenkrantz is pushing for reforms to Argentina's judicial selection process, citing flaws in how the Council of the Magistracy evaluates candidates.

  2. [POLITICS] 5 sources
    Horacio Rosatti calls for judicial cleanup to fight organized crime

    Supreme Court President Horacio Rosatti called for continued judicial reform to combat organized crime in Rosario, noting that while statistics have improved, “there is much to clean up still.”

Sources

argentarnoticias.com.ar · cfin.com.ar · diarioellibertador.com.ar · diarioformosa.net · diariouno.pe · elintransigente.com · labandadiario.com.ar