Nisman Dead!

[ariel81]

That's one those words that I don't believe existed when I was born.

democratize
dɪˈmɒkrətʌɪz/

verb

• 
  
  introduce a democratic system or democratic principles to. [color=#878787 !important]
  "public institutions need to be democratized"[/color]​
  • 
    
    make (something) accessible to everyone.
    "mass production has not democratized fashion"​

​example: Would you like to Democratize your liver and kidneys?​

Indeed,is an invention.
They also wanted to put 16 prosecutors,friendly to them,until now,they have failed
Maybe she can democratize some of her stolen money,I need it.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

Yes he is. Side topic: what is justicia legítima? What exactly does democratizing judiciary mean?

The dictators gave up the political power but they kept the federal justice. It means that the judges were choosen by the dictator but they remained for about 30 years until they died or retired.

However, the way the employed of Court are elected is absolutely dark: friendship or the son of.

To democratize the judicial power means, among other meannings, that you have to apply and compete for a work there.

It means that de decision making has to be transparent. It means also the supremacy of the National Constitution has to be enforced.

It means that you cannot prosecute lawyers for doing their work.

It means that the due process has to be respected because any "detour" is a yellow light that something is very wrong like in the Nisman complaint made be in basis on illegal tape-tapping before the Judge he liked more and after creating a big circus when the criminal investigations should be secrets.

It means that the criminal prosecution cannot be used for political persecution or to protect the friends:

http://www.pagina12.com.ar/diario/elpais/subnotas/263468-71031-2015-01-08.html

 

[Matt84]

The dictators gave up the political power but they kept the federal justice. It means that the judges were choosen by the dictator but they remained for about 30 years until they died or retired.

Thank you. So it means replacing the judges chosen by the republican restorationists (military dictators) or the radicals? You omitted the Radicals unless they actually could never place a supreme judge?
In any case in all your definitions you forgot to insert "should"

it means that it (should) whatever..

so in practice what you're saying is that it's time for the old order to be replaced by a more technocratic one? or simply one from Partido Justicialista extraction?

 

[scotttswan]

However, the way the employed of Court are elected is absolutely dark: friendship or the son of.

Isn't this how everything is sorted in Argentina?

 

[Redbeanz]

From La Nacion yesterday -

Del otro lado del Río de la Plata, El País de Uruguay tomó la palabras de la presidenta: ""El suicidio (que estoy convencida) no fue suicidio".

"Los espías que no eran espías. Los interrogantes que se convierten en certeza. El suicidio (que estoy convencida) no fue suicidio. La acusación de Nisman no sólo se derrumba, sino que constituye un verdadero escándalo político y jurídico. El caso AMIA es otra cosa. Es el mayor atentado terrorista que sufrió nuestro país y cobró la vida de 85 argentinos. Las víctimas y sus familiares esperan justicia hace 21 años y es precisamente desde allí, desde el Poder Judicial, único encargado de investigar, acusar, juzgar y condenar a los responsables de tanta tragedia, desde donde se puede cumplir esa demanda permanente de Verdad y Justicia", indica el matutino

 

[Bajo_cero2]

Thank you. So it means replacing the judges chosen by the republican restorationists (military dictators) or the radicals? You omitted the Radicals unless they actually could never place a supreme judge?
In any case in all your definitions you forgot to insert "should"

it means that it (should) whatever..

so in practice what you're saying is that it's time for the old order to be replaced by a more technocratic one? or simply one from Partido Justicialista extraction?

No, the problem are the employed of Court. They were choseen by the judges who were employeds of Videla. They learned to work enforcing abolished laws. Their education sucks. When the judge retires, his second in command works as a judge by passing the legal procedure for becoming a judge until a real judge is assignef by the Congress, procedure that is boycotted continiously by the old order.
This explains how abolished laws are enforced at Court.
This people should compete with well prepared lawyers or law students for the positiond at Court whithout privileges.
To democratizar la justicia means to chance a system alike the army for a meritocracy.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

Thank you. So it means replacing the judges chosen by the republican restorationists (military dictators) or the radicals? You omitted the Radicals unless they actually could never place a supreme judge?
In any case in all your definitions you forgot to insert "should"

it means that it (should) whatever..

so in practice what you're saying is that it's time for the old order to be replaced by a more technocratic one? or simply one from Partido Justicialista extraction?

No, one of the problems are the employeds of Court. They were choseen by the judges who were employeds of Videla. They choosed people who are not lawyers mainly or relatives. They learned to work enforcing abolished laws. Their education sucks. When the judge retires, his second in command works as a judge by passing the legal procedure for becoming a judge until a real judge is assignef by the Congress, procedure that is boycotted continiously by the old order.
This explains how abolished laws are enforced at Court.
This people should compete with well prepared lawyers or law students for the positiond at Court without privileges.
To democratizar la justicia means to a syst alike the army for a meritocracy.

 

[ariel81]

listen to this conversation!!

http://www.lanacion.com.ar/1762487-difunden-nuevas-escuchas-entre-luis-delia-y-yassuf-khalil

Difunden nuevas escuchas entre Luis D'Elía y "Yussuf" Khalil: "Yo tengo que hacer el juego de la Rosada, papá; soy un soldado"

 

[Bajo_cero2]

So?

 

[ariel81]

So?

Did you listened to them?they are really interesting
More proof of the government involvement,with a regime that killed more than a 100 of our citizens