AmCham and IDEA called for honest candidates and gender parity in the country’s top court

Argentina’s top court should have five members, but it has had four since 2021

The Treasury Prosecutor argued that the court is the only body authorized to settle issues between provinces and the federal government

The case’s first major filing since Milei took power argued that the plaintiff’s claim ‘never should have seen the inside of a New York courtroom’

The country lost the US$1.5 billion lawsuit in January in a London court

The Milei administration asked the Supreme Court to annul a decision made by a lower court in January

The operations are part of an investigation into an alleged coup attempt

The last stop for the government to defend the labor reform is the Supreme Court

An association of Malvinas veterans filed a lawsuit claiming the decree’s land liberalization provisions were unconstitutional