Former minister of the Supreme Court of Argentina regretted that his country has no judiciary

Published at: 01/08/2025 02:07 PM

This Friday, the former minister of the Supreme Court of Argentina, Eugenio Raúl Zaffaroni, assured that his country “unfortunately has no Judicial Power” and its operation is “outrageous”, the statement was made after analyzing the phenomenon as a pattern that seeks the persecution of political leaders, as is the case of the former Argentine president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.

Zaffaroni highlighted the lack of mandatory constitutional jurisprudence and a unified national cassation. In addition, he proposed a series of legal reforms to improve justice without the need to modify the Constitution.

In this regard, he stated that one of his main ideas is the creation of a Supreme Court of between 25 and 30 judges divided into chambers, similar to European systems.

The former minister also stated that the agency's judgments should be mandatory for all judges, as is the case in the United States, the country on which the Argentine judicial system is based, said Venezolana de Televisión (VTV).

Mazo News Team