El régimen ya tiene sustituta para el magistrado Armando Juárez López
La nueva magistrada de la CSJ es Rosa Argentina Solís Dávila, quien será juramentada en horas del mediodía en la Asamblea Nacional, luego de que se aprobara su candidatura.
El régimen ya tiene sustituta para el magistrado Armando Juárez López Rosa Argentina Solís Dávila has been proposed as the new magistrate for the Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ), replacing Armando Juárez López who cited retirement. The National Assembly, dominated by the Sandinista party, unanimously approved Juárez’s resignation and Solís Dávila’s candidacy. This appointment signifies a continuation of the purges within the judicial branch initiated in 2023.
- Rosa Argentina Solís Dávila is the new magistrate for the Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ).
- She replaces Armando Juárez López, who submitted his resignation citing retirement.
- The National Assembly unanimously approved Juárez’s resignation and Solís Dávila’s candidacy.
- Solís Dávila will be sworn in on Friday, November 28.
- Juárez’s departure is part of an ongoing purge in the judicial branch, with six magistrates replaced recently.
- Previous purges in 2023 saw the removal of the CSJ president and mass dismissals.
- Other recently replaced magistrates include José Manuel Martínez, Virgilio Gurdián, Armengol Cuadra, Yadira Centeno, and Ellen Joy Lewis Downs.
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