Illustration of the Senate vote on Michelli's judicial nomination with Bullrich abstaining and Milei's refusal to sign.
Illustration of the Senate vote on Michelli's judicial nomination with Bullrich abstaining and Milei's refusal to sign.
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Senate approves Michelli judge nomination with Bullrich abstention

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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.

The Upper House gave approval to the nomination with 44 votes in favor and 18 against. Bullrich abstained along with another senator, in a gesture analysts link to her political strategy. Roberto Bacman stated that Bullrich

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Initial reactions on X highlight the Senate's approval of Michelli's nomination despite Milei's opposition. Users note Bullrich's abstention as a sign of tension within the government coalition. Some posts express skepticism about Milei's influence, while others criticize Bullrich's position. Journalistic accounts provide factual reports with high engagement.

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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 despite executive opposition. The government and PRO leaders exchanged accusations over ethics and transparency.

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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.

Jorge Messias, Brazil's Attorney-General nominated by Lula to the STF, passed the Senate's Constitution and Justice Committee (CCJ) 16-11 after an eight-hour hearing. The vote, the tightest since redemocratization, faced resistance, particularly from Senate President Davi Alcolumbre. He now needs 41 votes in the full Senate to fill Luís Roberto Barroso's vacancy.

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Supreme Court justices including André Mendonça, Gilmar Mendes, and Cristiano Zanin ramped up efforts to secure approval for Jorge Messias' nomination to the bench, with a hearing scheduled for Wednesday (29) in the Senate's CCJ committee. The Lula administration negotiated positions and amendments, as Messias gained PSB backing after lunching with Rodrigo Pacheco and Geraldo Alckmin. Senator Marcos Pontes suggested abstentions in a video to sway the secret ballot.

The Senate rejected for the third time a measure allowing the Financial Analysis Unit to access bank information without prior judicial authorization. The vote tied 24 to 24 and the bill now moves to a mixed commission.

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Argentina's government political table met for more than two hours, focused on Manuel Adorni's judicial situation. The group decided to send new bills to Congress.

 

 

 

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