00:00The Supreme Court unanimously rejected Nacho's request for a license.
00:05This, which Kariel Lijo produces at the moment, cannot assume as Minister of the Court.
00:11And this is also a clear message to President Javier Milei.
00:16Epa, epa. Who failed in this case?
00:19The President of the Court, Horacio Rosati, and his Vice President, Carlos Rosincrat, failed in this case.
00:26And, believe it or not, the renowned Minister of the Court, Manuel García Mancilla.
00:32Excuse me, excuse me. What a gesture of independence from the recently appointed Javier Milei.
00:38I mean, excuse me, I don't want to meddle in your business,
00:41but if there was any doubt about how García Mancilla was going to act in the court,
00:47if he was going to be aligned with the Casa Rosada,
00:50with this, García Mancilla takes off from what the Casa Rosada wanted and says,
00:54No, no, for me he doesn't have to assume like that.
00:56I'm going to tell you something.
00:58Very well, García Mancilla, not because he is in favor against Lijo, but because he showed independence.
01:02Something that circulated today in the courthouses of the Court.
01:05The discussion, which was brief for what is usually an agreement of the Supreme Court,
01:11was clearly legal.
01:14Some said, Nacho, that yesterday the vote was 2 to 2.
01:18And that this was going to delay the decision.
01:21However, today in the court they assured me that that 2 to 2 never existed.
01:26There were always three voices in favor of this decision.
01:31Of the unconstitutionality of granting that special license to Ariel Lijo.
01:37Let's see, we have the document, Lucia, because I know you got everything.
01:41That's why I dare to tell you.
01:42We have the document, right?
01:44We have the document that also...
01:45Look, it's even underlined.
01:48If you want, I can tell you later.
01:50It was in an office for many hours.
01:53In a particular office.
01:55What did the court say in the first term?
01:58That what Ariel Lijo asked for was not an ordinary license,
02:01but that it did not fit into any of those ordinary regimes,
02:06and that it was therefore an extraordinary license.
02:10And that in that case, it only corresponded to this court to grant it.
02:16And to the chamber that lacks the attribution to grant it.
02:20Ears up for Comodoro Pi, Nacho.
02:23Ears up for the cameramen who had accepted that license expressly.
02:29Well, two things.
02:31In Comodoro Pi, this decision was not expected.
02:34And much less that the court dedicates at least four paragraphs
02:39to remind the Federal Court Chamber
02:42that the only one that can grant these licenses is the Supreme Court.
02:47But let's get into what they said about Ariel Lijo's request.
02:51Let's move on with this resolution.
02:53What does it say?
02:54It is constitutionally inadmissible for the same person
02:58to attempt to simultaneously invest in the double condition of a judge of agreement,
03:04that is, as a member of the court...
03:06Of the Senate, with agreement of the Senate, as a federal judge.
03:11And a judge appointed in commission.
03:13That is, what they pointed out to Judge Lijo is,
03:17at the moment that you accepted to be a judge in commission,
03:20it is understood that he also admits to renouncing his previous position,
03:26which is of lower hierarchy.
03:28We have a few more paragraphs about this resolution.
03:32In this section, what they propose is that the appointment of a judge in commission,
03:37regardless of the fact that he is subject to be discussed later in the Senate,
03:42cannot coexist with the idea of being the head of another position.
03:47Good, perfect.
03:48What is it that distinguishes a head judge from a subrogate judge or in commission?
03:52It can't be both.
03:53Let's see, Lijo said,
03:55I have no problem with you assuming in commission,
03:57but the point is that you are a judge,
03:59and until you stop being a judge, you cannot assume.
04:02Exactly.
04:03A mistake that was legal, very specific,
04:08that what Judge Ariel Lijo said,
04:10that in these conditions there is no way to be able to swear as a minister of the court,
04:17if he is going to continue retaining his position in Comodoro Pi.
04:20Now, you will ask yourself, what will Ariel Lijo think at this time?
04:25Of course, what is Lijo thinking, what is Lijo going to do?
04:28Because the government says, we don't have plan B,
04:30we are not thinking of removing Lijo from office.
04:32What is Lijo going to do, Oralú?
04:34Ariel Lijo, an hour after the failure of the Supreme Court of Justice.
04:39This is Lijo, for people who don't know him, this is Ariel Lijo.
04:42Federal judge, a man with a lot of weight in Comodoro Pi.
04:46Powerful, powerful.
04:48That is the word that describes him.
04:50He became federal judge by a decree signed by Néstor Kirchner,
04:54let's remember, more than 20 years.
04:56Ariel Lijo assured that he is not going to give up in any aspect.
05:02I don't give up, I'm not crazy, said Ariel Lijo.
05:05And what is going to wait now, Nacho, is for the Senate to debate his plea.
05:12I don't give up, I'm not crazy, very strong.
05:14Look, he said this to the environment.
05:15He said this today to his immediate environment,
05:18at the time of the failure of the Supreme Court of Justice.
05:23The fate of Ariel Lijo is not only in the hands of the Senate.
05:26Specifically, it is in the hands of Kirchnerism.
05:30Because it requires 48 votes, a special majority,
05:34which can only be guaranteed by the government of advanced freedom, Kirchnerism.
05:40Until now, and until that discussion reaches the Senate,
05:44Ariel Lijo continues to act as judge of Comodoro Pi.
05:49Well, perfect.
05:50Lucia Salinas with the best information,
05:52the exclusive resolution of the court's failure
05:55against the aspiration of Judge Lijo to assume in commission.
