Overview
- Rosatti, a candidate for the Federal Oral Court in Santa Fe, appeared Thursday before the Senate’s Agreements Committee to defend his nomination after an objection that did not advance.
- Pressed about a Supreme Court proposal to limit discretion in competitions for judges, he said the initiative falls within the Court’s powers and noted candidates apply under the rules in force at the time.
- Records from the competition show he excelled in the anonymous written exam but ranked lower on background scores, then moved into first place after subcommission adjustments and the interview stage.
- The Senate is working through a government slate of about 130 candidates sent since March, with dozens already heard and no majority committee rulings yet as blocs push to prioritize posts in the interior.
- In a separate appearance, Ana Cristina Juan rejected an objection focused on her marriage to Judge Marcelo Martínez De Giorgi, who handles the $Libra case involving President Javier Milei, arguing the claim targets her private life rather than her fitness.