The head of the Buenos Aires Supreme Court argued that the State must express itself in a simple way to guarantee rights

The president of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Province of Buenos Aires, Sergio Torres, recently advocated for the implementation of clear language in state communications. Torres argued that simplifying the way the state expresses itself is a fundamental requirement for ensuring that citizens can effectively understand official decisions and exercise their legal rights.

This initiative highlights a broader focus on institutional transparency and accessibility within the provincial judicial system. By promoting the use of plain language, the court aims to bridge the gap between complex legal processes and the public, thereby strengthening the relationship between state institutions and the individuals they serve.