L'Argentine Political Club chiede il rispetto dei meccanismi di selezione dei giudici

L'Argentine Political Club ha rilasciato una dichiarazione esprimendo preoccupazione per i processi di nomina giudiziaria e ha chiesto l'adesione alle procedure costituzionali.

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