The departure of Campo, minister for a year and a half, came after a turbulent time characterized by the grace of the ‘process’. Sánchez will also appoint Moncloa’s former adviser, Laura Díez. The executive has chosen to appoint the two magistrates who agreed with him in light of the blockade of the CGPJ.
The Council of Ministers of the Spanish government approved this Tuesday the appointments of the former Minister of Justice, Juan Carlos Fieldwho led the grace of the “trials”, and of the former Director General of the Ministry of the Presidency, Laura DiezWhat new magistrates of the Constitutional Court (TC), the paper said The country and they have confirmed government and legal sources.
The Supreme Court consists of 12 magistrates. The terms of office of four of them expired in June, and their renewal corresponds to both the executive (proposing two) and the General Judicial Council (designating two more). Until now, the Sánchez administration had chosen to appoint its two magistrates only after the judiciary had proposed its own magistrates.
Moncloa ultimately chose to continue without the CGPJ. will the plenary session of the TCwith a conservative majority (6 magistrates to 5), who removes the doubt, since he is the one who must give the approval to the selected one.
Juan Carlos Field He served as Justice Minister from January 2020 to September 2021, when he left the government following Sánchez’s reshuffle, in which Pilar Llop assumed the portfolio. His departure came after a turbulent time marked by pardons for those convicted in the ‘trials’ and frustrated negotiations between the government and the PP to renew the General Council for the Judiciary (CGPJ), a case still pending.
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