The judges’ and prosecutors’ associations have expressed concern about the lack of sufficient resources in the administration of justice and about the workload of courts and prosecutors and have called for a strike after the “disappointing” meetings with the judiciary on 31 March and 4 April.
The main associations of judges and prosecutors have announced their intention to declare an indefinite strike for the judge and prosecutor on May 16, following the “disappointing” meetings with the judiciary on March 31 and April 4. for now, the Association Judges and Judges for Democracy and the Progressive Union of Prosecutors have not joined the call. The Professional Association of the Magistracy, the Francisco de Vitoria Judicial Association, the Independent Judicial Forum, the Association of Prosecutors and the Professional and Independent Association of Prosecutors state this in a joint statement.
The Association of Judges and Judges for Democracy and the Progressive Union of Prosecutors say they want to wait for the Treasury Department’s proposal at the council meeting scheduled for May 3 before joining the strike, though they confirm they will share diagnosis and progress.
Judges and prosecutors express their concerns the lack of sufficient resources of the Administration of Justice and the workload of courts and prosecutors “affecting both the quality and speed of the judicial response and the health of the judiciary and prosecutors.” For the organizations justifying the strike, it is not enough to convene the table on May 3, which could be called off or closed at any time without agreements, which they say would “delay the agreement and serve as a tool of government propaganda “. “. .
The associations express their determination to work towards an agreement that avoids having to implement the announced pressure measures, “out of the same good faith that has encouraged us so far”.
Source: EITB
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