After it was known that the president of the National Justice Board (Jnj), Gino Ríosassumed the position despite the fact that it has a conviction issued by the Judicial Branch In 2011 for family violence due to psychological abuse against its ex -wife, the illicit enrichment area and constitutional complaints of Prosecutor’s Office He went to the headquarters of the Ombudsman Last Tuesday, July 22, to carry out proceedings in the Special Commission in order to obtain information on the designation of Ríos as a member of the JNJ, from 4:30 pm, according to sources from The Republic.
The investigations carried out by the Prosecutor’s Office would be “previous proceedings” to analyze in what circumstances the designation of rivers was given. The aforementioned commission led by Josué Gutiérrez It works within the same Ombudsman.
To assume as the president of the JNJ, Patio rivers He exceeded the previous evaluation without his conviction being analyzed or questioned seriously during the final interview in the Special Commission. According to the Sunday Fourth Power, who directed the interview as part of the selection process to the entity’s holder was the former president of the Judiciary, Javier Arévalo.
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At that time, he focused on a filed complaint against Ríos for alleged corruption; However, he ignored the final sentence for psychological violence. In the same report, the Special Commission received a formal cup from the victim’s lawyer, in which she warned about the judicial record, but was dismissed under the argument that the period of objections had culminated.
Vice President of the JNJ asks the Judiciary Family Violence File
María Teresa CabreraVice President of the National Justice Board (Jnj), asked at Judicial Branch A copy of the file related to the judgment for family violence against Gino Ríos, president of the entity. This is because it has been pointed out that said conviction was not taken into account during the process of his choice as a member of the JNJ.
“It is aware that in addition to this, the subscribed also summoned the members of the National Board of Justice in relation to the facts that have been presented,” he said in a trade sent to the congressman Héctor Acuña.
Congress: Ruth Luque requests the temporary suspension of Gino Ríos
The congresswoman Ruth Luque (Democratic block) sent a trade to the National Justice Board (JNJ), in which he requested the vacancy of Gino Ríos and its temporary separation from the position while the process lasts. He also asked the Judiciary to send the certified copies of the Family Violence file.
“Likewise, for the sake of equality before the law, I request the provisional suspension of its position while the vacancy is processed, as happened with the case of Rafael Ruiz Hidalgo, vacation a member of the JNJ, which is an immediate antecedent seen by the JNJ itself,” he published in his official X.
Congress: They request vacancy against the president of the JNJ
On the last Monday, July 21, the congressmen Susel Paredes and Héctor Acuña They sent a trade to the vice president of the JNJ, María Teresa Cabrerarequesting that the process of separation from the position be initiated Patio riversafter revealing that he has a conviction against him.
The request of the legislators is based on articles 11, 13 and 18 of the Organic Law of the National Board of Justice that establishes that “they are prevented to be elected members of the National Board of Justice: (…) D. Those convicted with a consented or executed sentence by the Commission of Discussive Crime. (…);
However, article 18 indicates the following in case of vacancy: the member of the National Board of Justice Vaca for the following causes: (…) d. For having a firm judicial resolution for common crime. (…) E. For having a final judgment for the crime of violence against women or the members of the family group, in accordance with the law of matter. “
International Observation Mission reported deficiencies in the process of selecting members of the JNJ
In October last year, the International Observation Mission About the Jnj He warned that the selection of its members did not meet the appropriate standards that should be met for an important process.
Among the problems that detected was the lack of transparency because, they indicated, there was no prior and broad consultation of its regulations and the statements of conflicts of interest, studs and complaints filed against the applicants were not announced.
On the other hand, the international mission also reported insufficient participation of suitable candidate profiles for positions.
