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Patricia Bullrich Differed From the Government over the Prosecutor’s Statement in the Chocobar Case: “She’s Going to Have My Negative Vote”

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The senator opposed the candidacy of Susana Pernas, promoted by Milei; she said the judicial officer “called for jail for a policeman who played his life”

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The senator opposed the candidacy of Susana Pernas, promoted by Milei; she said the judicial officer “called for jail for a policeman who played his life”

·Vicente López, Argentina
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It happened around noon, in the middle of a hearing of the Senate Agreement Committee with the proposal of a new appointment of Susana Marta Pernas before the oral juvenile courts of the Federal Capital. "It leaves me with great doubts about her performance," said the porteña. The judicial officer considered "unfair" the approach after 50 years of career.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The president of the La Libertad Avanza bloc presented her criticisms at the Public Hearing.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Patricia Bullrich again distinguished herself from the Casa Rosada by a court order and put more fuel in the fire of the ruling internalist. La Libertad Avanza's chief of senators, who last June had refused to back down with a judge rejected by Javier Milei, now announced that she will reject...

The leader of the libertarian bloc questioned Susana Pernas at the hearing of the Agreement Commission and assured that her vote would be negative even if the statement, sent by the government, reached the precinct.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The senator will reject the application to Attorney General of Susana Pernas, who had applied for jail for Luis Chocobar. The bill must still go forward in the Senate.

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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