Overview
- Cabrera took office as president of the National Board of Justice with a public oath on January 6, promising independence, impartiality and respect for due process.
- She ruled out internal persecution, stating there will be no “witch hunts” and that each case will be evaluated with objectivity, reasonableness and proportionality.
- The ceremony drew top officials, including interim attorney general Tomás Gálvez Aladino, Prime Minister Ernesto Álvarez and Constitutional Court president Luz Pacheco.
- She reported inheriting a heavy caseload of 108 disciplinary procedures, 36 preliminary investigations and 226 complaints, many close to expiration.
- Víctor Chanduví Cornejo will serve as vice president, and Cabrera’s term runs through January 5, 2027, a period she framed as crucial for restoring institutional credibility.