Senators voting to approve Judge Pesino in Argentine Senate chamber
Senators voting to approve Judge Pesino in Argentine Senate chamber
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Senate approves judge Pesino's continuation in labor appeals court

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The Argentine Senate approved Víctor Pesino's nomination on Thursday by 35 votes in favor and 32 against. The judge will serve five more years in the National Chamber of Labor Appeals after ruling against a CGT injunction on the labor reform.

The vote took place during the July 16, 2026 session. Pesino had rejected the injunction filed by the CGT to halt changes promoted by Javier Milei's government.

Senator Patricia Bullrich defended the nomination. “Judges are not removed for their rulings,” she stated during the debate.

In addition to Pesino, the Senate approved 28 other judicial nominations and 27 diplomatic promotions. The appointments cover vacancies in courts across several provinces.

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Initial X reactions focus on the Senate's 35-32 approval of Judge Pesino's extension, tied to his ruling favoring the government's labor reform against CGT opposition. Critics from left-leaning accounts describe it as favoritism or 'payback' for enabling the reform and UOM intervention. Skeptical users highlight perceived coincidences in judicial timing. Mainstream outlets report neutrally on the vote and opposition from Peronism, while some note broader judicial appointments.

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Illustration of Argentine Senate voting on 74 judicial nominations amid tensions involving President Milei.
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Senate approves 74 judicial nominations amid internal tensions

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The Senate approved 74 judicial nominations on Thursday, including that of María Verónica Michelli whom President Javier Milei sought to withdraw. The session also granted preliminary approval to a 171 million dollar agreement with holdouts.

The Senate approved María Verónica Michelli's nomination as judge of the Federal Oral Court No. 3 in La Plata, while Patricia Bullrich abstained in the vote and President Javier Milei would not sign the appointment decree.

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Argentina's Supreme Court has declared valid the law expanding the Santa Cruz high court to nine members. The ruling backs appointments promoted by Governor Claudio Vidal.

The Chamber of Deputies approved on Tuesday the constitutional accusation against former Finance Minister Nicolás Grau by 77 votes in favor, 68 against and one abstention. The bill promoted by Republicans and Libertarians will now go to the Senate, which will review it next Tuesday, June 30.

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