The President of the Republic, Mario Abdo Benítez, gave its constitutional agreement to Gustavo Santander for a new minister of the Supreme Court of Justice.
“We communicate this to the Senate and they will have to perform the act of taking the oath,” reported today the Chief of Staff of the Executive, Hernán Huttemann.
The oath of the future minister would be taking place next Monday at the headquarters of the Congress.
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Santander was elected by the Senate to occupy the Supreme Court of Justice in replacement of Antonio Fretes, who reached retirement when he turned 75 years old.
In statements to the Fuego Cruzado program of the GEN channel, Santander said that theThere is a low level of credibility in terms of justice bodies, which is due to corruption and late payment. In order to settle this dilemma, proposes to publicly disclose the internal notebooks of judges and court ministers, so that citizens have access to all the information contained therein.
The entrance New Minister of the Court: Abdo approves Santander was first published on newspaper TODAY.
