The non-governmental organization Human Rights Watch described in a report why the rule of law is in danger in Argentina. One of the main reasons that the entity exposes is the relationship of the national government with justice.
The document published by Human Rights Watch focused on the fact that the president Alberto Fernández advances with his impeachment request to the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation.
The report too seriously points out that in our country rhetoric harasses judges, by the authorities. Highlight the delays in the protection of judges and other high-level authorities and corruption present in the judiciary have progressively undermined the rule of law. To this he added that the government introduced reforms to the justice system that could undermine the independence of the courts and prosecutors.
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They also mentioned the cases involving Cristina Fernández de Kirchner for alleged participation in acts of corruption.
To put a finishing touch on human rights problems, remember the assassination attempt against the vice president and stressed that the political crisis is living in a challenging context.
It is a very serious but real analysis. Among other issues, open causes such as the AMIA and even a description of the economy were repaired, but closed the report by revealing that the Human rights problems in our land include police abuse, poor prison conditions, and endemic violence against women.
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