Secrearies con do it too (that is the name of the 2nd in command at Court).
Juez subrogante is an euphemism for Secretaries .
What describes a judge is that he is there for lifetime, he was elected by a specific pricedure that involves the Congress and the President and he cannot be criminally prosecuted.
I m really surprised with you. Hate blinds you. You see evil and corruption where in fact there are anti corruption laws.
Before the subrogantes were elected among "friends" of the chamber.
And they were easy to removed. I impeached and acchieved to remove about 5 jueces subrogantes.
So, before they 100% friends of the chamber, now they are 50/50 according with the results of last election. Sounds very democratic for me.
As soon as the subrogantes were elected by the Congress, they have to be removed by the colegio de la magistratura where now 51% of tge members are dlected by vote.
In capital federal the Pro is highly protected, isn't it?
Regards
Bajo, the fundamental crux of the judiciary is it should be independent from government. Why? Because it needs to be free from pressure/influence so as judge cases on their merits against the law. Otherwise, it would be unduly influenced by the government.
This name of "democratisation" is just a cover, what it really means is that rather than being elected by their colleagues, judges will now be proposed and elected by political parties, of which obviously the power sits with the majority, hence the Ks.
Many International Human Rights organisations have already condenmed the reforms. Here is another question, why havent other countries thought of such a fanastic way to improve the "democracy" and independence of the judiciary?