Judicial Sewers: Never before, never again | Opinion

Thanks to my never-legalized legal training, at the UN Law School in Corrientes, we mourned the successive treaties of Hans Kelsen, Sebastian Soler, Sofanor Linares Quintana and Luis Jiménez de Asúa, among others, today I can say at least two things: that in this generation [email protected] young graduates [email protected] of pride and patriotism ([email protected] they paid for it with their lives) and that [email protected] He imagined that the law and the justice in Argentina would come to give birth to a criminal banditry as corrupt, anti-national and perverse as that which we suffer today.

Lawyers' friends write, these days, asking to "do something" in this column, because we always knew that there were loopholes in the administration of justice, but we also thought that # There were limits. And today, it is obvious that we are not up to par. Stunned Decompose to degradation and immodesty prevailing in a judicial power that forced me to ignore.

And it is a Minister of Justice who throws out a federal judge … And a prosecutor whose no honest person would close the arms, refusing to testify before a federal judge … And a group of prosecutors for questionable behavior , willing to protect this unsustainable colleague … And another federal judge whose resentment and spirit of revenge (who knows what offenses) fanatise in search of many causes without proof (they never appear) to a former president who denied her the legal guarantees she would enjoy while [email protected] And several other federal judges for whom the same great building serves as a management of legal outrages and absurdities … And appealing chambers that confirm and sanctify barbarity inexorably … And all probably supported by the tightening and blackmail of a national government that commits acts legally null, infantile and psychotic, in order to take the first federal judge a fundamental cause for the republic because it involves espionage, services to foreign powers and genuflection to the anti-national interests. All of this together has never been imagined in this country.

"In 57 years as a lawyer, I have never seen anything like it," writes a lawyer specializing in labor law, much appreciated. For much less than that, we went to court and we managed to transform the Menem Miracle Court. Now, we complain militants about guasap. "Younger and more keen, he wrote to me:" Beraldi, Dalbon, Rusconi and others are talking about meeting lawyers, but what can you expect from institutional institutions ruled by mafia pro allies? " And others: "We should demand that the Supreme Court approves Ramos Padilla, but with what hope to listen?

In so-called social networks – although many are antisocial and violent, there are only small groups of provocateurs who never discuss concepts and disqualify them – thousands of [email protected] They gather signatures to protest, knowing in their hearts that this government is as authoritarian as a dictatorship, and worse, because they are more cunning than disgusting.

Of course, there are other judges, federal and others, such as Alejo Ramos Padilla. Maybe they're not [email protected]but they are aware and they are very good [email protected] legally and ethically. Y [email protected] even keeps the patriotic spirit. But they are cautiously quiet, it seems, because they know that if they stick their heads, they will send them back. The ghosts of the dismissal, the vengeance in cbadation and the bigotry of the council of magistrature, stop and silence.

In a conjectural way, one could even think that the case of Florencia Kirchner is related to all this. Beyond the fact that his mother represents a difficult hope for millions of [email protected] -As well as the irrational anger of many- this column asks what would happen if they did not return to the country. And the answer is necessarily linked to what we still call justice. Because it is a fact that Florence, sick in a foreign country, will always be quoted at the big sewer. And baduming that it does not come (what is desirable?), It will be declared in absentia, profuse, something like that. Or will you testify on Skype? Whatever it is, it will not escape the disgusting media show. And if Cristina – feeling and acting like a mother – also delays her return (what is it advised?), Then take Catalina. Let's see if they have to ask for political asylum in Cuba. They would be the first isolated of the macrismo and their justice. This would not prevent the presidential candidacy expected from CFK.

A disturbing hypothesis, the Argentine misfortune might in this way have a great international resonance. And especially uncontrollable for the local mentimediaje, that in cases of entrecasa hides everything so that the Sovereign does not even know it, waiting for the health of a wounded singer or the next superclásico. But the question that goes beyond this badumption is: how long will it take before a judge decides to convict them, without proof, but with "intimate convictions" in moro style? This column believes, I would bet, that not much.

The system enjoys impunity which gives it the certainty that ajuricidad is the main accursed fact of Argentina today. Violations of laws and judicial methods have several names: Cause AMIA; Protocol with Iran; Nisman Suicide; Entrance through the window of two judges to the Supreme Court; Attack and dismissal of Prosecutor Gils Carbó; Judges Arias, Rozansky and Others; and endless lavish lives of the "judicial family".

All this should have never been and seemed impossible, it happened: the prosecutor, favorite seat of the most cruel judge of Argentina, is even in the hands of the D'Alessio case, which is the most serious of the judges institutional and judicial Argentine history. A potpourri in which are cooked domestic and foreign spies, the governments of at least the United States and Israel, fictitious journalists from the telebasura and pro-government pasquines, as well as men from the United States. corrupted business panicked between their legs.

One thing is known: a decent citizenship, which functions honestly, pays taxes and stays informed because it has good democratic concerns: in Argentina, there is no justice. Call her as you call her, there is none. And everyone knows: those who infect, those who suffer, those who are covered, those who pay for fear, those who are tired of living between jets and jeers.

Nevertheless, it is essential to stop these groups. You have to stay up. Peacefully and without violence, it is their heritage. Because if in this one they win us, republic chau. It's not like we're going to be in the oven then. It is that they have already cooked us.