Rosario Murillo fuerza la renuncia de Armando Juárez en CSJ
La renuncia forzada del magistrado Armando José Juárez López confirma la profundización de la crisis institucional en Nicaragua. El caso, vinculado directamente a Rosario Murillo y a su operador político Fidel Moreno, se suma a una cadena de expulsiones que han dejado a la Corte Suprema de Justicia bajo control del régimen
Rosario Murillo fuerza la renuncia de Armando Juárez en CSJ Magistrate Armando José Juárez López was reportedly forced to resign from his position at the Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ) in Nicaragua. This event is part of a series of expulsions that have placed the CSJ under the control of the regime, specifically directed by Rosario Murillo and executed by Fidel Moreno. Analysts view this as a reconfiguration of the judicial power to consolidate Murillo’s absolute control over the Nicaraguan justice system.
- Magistrate Armando José Juárez López was forced to resign from the Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ).
- This resignation is part of an internal purge directed by Rosario Murillo and executed by Fidel Moreno.
- Juárez presided over the Constitutional Chamber and was part of the Penal Chamber of the CSJ.
- This marks the expulsion of six magistrates in less than a week, including Virgilio Gurdián, Manuel Martínez, Armengol Cuadra, Yadira Centeno González, and Ellen Joy Lewin.
- The process involves visits, pressure, and ultimatums, with Fidel Moreno reportedly executing some of the dismissals.
- An exiled lawyer, Yader Morazán, confirmed Juárez’s departure and warned remaining magistrates about the consequences of past actions.
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