The Court of Cassation rejected the motions to remove Casanello and Bertuzzi from two cases concerning transport subsidies
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Argentina's Federal Chamber of Criminal Cassation, specifically Sala IV, has dismissed two separate motions aimed at removing federal judge Sebastián Casanello from the instruction phase and appellate judge Pablo Bertuzzi from the appeal stage. The rulings pertain to two interconnected legal proceedings involving the investigation of alleged irregularities in transport subsidies.
In a related judicial development concerning the same institutional actors, Federal Contentious Administrative Court No. 11, overseen by Judge Martín Cormick, rejected a precautionary measure requested by Judge Germán Castelli. That rejected petition had sought to halt the Senate's processing and voting on the judicial nominations of Yadarola and Bertuzzi.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Yadarola y BertuzziFocuses on the judicial rejection of a measure trying to block Senate votes.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Casanello y BertuzziFocuses on the Cassation court rejecting motions to remove judges in transport subsidy cases.
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