Argentina's Congress has passed key parts of a package of laws the government promises will "democratize" the country's courts, but which opponents say will give President Cristina Fernandez and her appointees free reign to govern without court interference.
April 26, 2013 at 06:29 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Argentina’s Congress passed new limits on judicial independence Thursday, key parts of a package of laws the government promises will "democratize" the country’s courts.
Opponents say these new laws provide yet another reason not to invest in Argentina, because private property will be much more difficult to protect and President Cristina Fernandez and her appointees will have free reign to govern without court interference.
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