Overview
- Judges from Santa Fe’s Zona Sur proposed ten constitutional amendments to enshrine disciplinary rules and protect judicial independence.
- The Santa Fe Supreme Court presented a reform package to the convention calling for a seven-member court, a procurator general, binding candidate shortlists and reappointment reviews at age 75.
- The municipal regime commission set an August 1 public hearing in Rosario to debate full autonomy measures, including special conventions versus council-drafted charters and the creation of a vice-mayor role.
- Federal Minister Federico Sturzenegger’s remarks about studying French Revolution methods to reshape the judiciary prompted sharp rebukes from judicial associations defending separation of powers.
- The Justice Ministry delayed the rollout of the accusatory criminal system in Comodoro Py from mid-August to November 10, citing personnel shortages and resource gaps ahead of elections.