Rosatti Said in Rosario that the Crime Came Down, but that There Is Still a Long Way to Go Against Those Who Protect the Criminals: “There Is Still a Lot to Clean Up”
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He did so by taking an oath to a new magistrate; “There are many temptations in this city,” he said, and asked him not to lose humility and honesty.
The president of the Court highlighted the improvement of statistics on drug trafficking and organized crime, but called for progress against networks of protection and corruption within and outside the justice system. Read more
Buenos Aires, 11 September (NA) – The president of the Supreme Court and the Council of the Magistracy, Horacio Rosatti, said that statistics against organized crime and drug trafficking in Rosario improved, although he warned that “there is a lot to correct” and “a lot to clean up yet.” Rosatti spoke during the oath of federal judge Florentino Malaponte as a new member of the Federal Chamber of Rosario, in a vacancy that has remained unfilled f…
The magistrate joins after a decade-long vacancy in the court. “We’re going to form a good court,” he said during his inauguration. Florentino Malaponte took office as a new federal cameraman in Rosario was first published in El Ciudadano.
In the framework of a new oath by a federal magistrate, the president of the Supreme Court and the Council of the Judiciary held that statistics against organized crime and drug trafficking have improved in the city, but warned that there is a “very complex scheme” that is not exhausted with the criminal who is in prison, but that it is necessary to target those who gave him protection. Justice Minister Juan Bautista Mahiques highlighted the num…
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