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Legal education and judicial access initiatives in Argentina

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Legal education and judicial access initiatives in Argentina ~~and Chile~~

Judicial institutions in Argentina and Chile continue to implement various legal ~~education and~~ education, professional ~~training~~ training, and community engagement initiatives. In Argentina, the Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia San Juan Bosco and the Ministry of ~~Justice partnered to launch~~ Justice, directed by Minister Juan Bautista Mahiques and co-directed by Javier Leal de Ibarra, have launched a 132-hour hybrid ~~diploma focused on~~ University Diploma in Professional Practice in the Federal Accusatory Penal ~~System, covering~~ System. Running from September 2026 to March 2027, the program covers oral litigation, complex crime investigation, and the responsible application of artificial intelligence. Educational efforts have expanded ~~to include~~ through specialized lectures and ~~community engagement, such as~~ civic engagement. In Tierra del Fuego, Judge Javier Darío ~~Muchnik’s~~ Muchnik delivered a lecture ~~in Tierra del Fuego. Additionally, judicial professionals from Tierra del Fuego participated in~~ on the ~~III International Congress~~ Theory of ~~Forensic Social Work at the Universidad Católica de Salta, presenting research on institutional reorganization, gender-based violence,~~ Crime, covering criminal responsibility, intent, and ~~suicide investigations.~~ legal argumentation. In ~~Chubut, training was conducted~~ Chile, the Juzgado de Garantía in ~~Rawson~~ Coyhaique hosted students from Colegio Mater Dei for ~~over 120 agents~~ a practical role-playing session led by Judge Fabiola Muñoz Fierro, part of an open justice program to ~~prepare for the~~ strengthen civic education. New ~~Juvenile Criminal Regime~~ territorial assistance and gender-focused programs are also emerging. The Justice Access Center (CAJ), under the National ~~Law No. 27.801.~~ Ministry of Justice, will begin providing free guidance on judicial procedures, documentation, and family or labor issues in the San Benito neighborhood of Río Gallegos starting in November. Additionally, the Gender Office of the Judiciary in Santa Fe is conducting working sessions in Rafaela to integrate gender perspectives into judicial processes and improve strategic responses to gender-based violence. National coordination remains a priority through the Federal Board of Courts and Superior Courts ~~(JUFEJUS). During a Board of Directors meeting in Salta, led by JUFEJUS President Emilia María Valle, Salta Court President Teresa Ovejero, and Vice President Fabián Vittar, authorities discussed~~ (JUFEJUS), which continues to address institutional operations, technological innovation, and judicial training. Dr. María del Carmen Battaini, President of the Superior Court of Justice of Tierra del Fuego and President of the Judicial Training Institute (REFLEJAR), presented a report on ongoing training programs and the upcoming annual agenda. The assembly also included the election of new authorities for the Federal Institute of Innovation, Technology, and Justice (IFITEJ), where Mario Adaro was re-elected as president. Further reports were presented regarding forensic medicine, media and communication, court administration, mediation, and juvenile criminal justice forums.

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