Overview
- Garay secured 5 of 7 votes in the plenary that began at 6 p.m., meeting the two‑thirds requirement established for the first two rounds.
- Mario Adaro, who campaigned for rotational leadership and broader, innovation‑focused management, participated remotely and voted against the reappointment.
- The supporting votes came from Garay, María Teresa Day, Norma Llatser, Julio Gómez and Omar Palermo, with José Valerio joining Adaro in dissent.
- Omar Palermo was chosen as first vice president and Julio Gómez as second vice president for the new two‑year administrative term.
- The contest followed weeks of internal negotiations and public tensions over court governance, with employees protesting for wage improvements earlier in the day outside the courthouse.