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Who controls power? Judicial elections in Bolivia and Mexico
Nataly Vargas Gamboa
Amnesty and the Rule of Law
Juan Vicente Bachiller
Between the palace and the bench: politics and justice in Latin...
Ángel Arellano
Morena, Sheinbaum, and the elected judiciary: democratic reform or concentration of...
Alberto Maresca
Judicial control around the world
Sebastián Godínez Rivera
Chainsaw Against Democracy: Milei and the Argentine Supreme Court
Andrés del Río
The “tómbola” of judges, magistrates and ministers in Mexico
Ernesto Hernández Norzagaray
Mexico: a “judicial reform” with a catch
Luis Pásara
Who is interested in deciding in Bolivia?
Franz Flores
Soft coup in Mexico?
Ernesto Hernández Norzagaray
Judicial Elections and Bolivia’s Fragile Rule of Law
Nataly Vargas Gamboa
For the sake of Brazilian democracy, the reappointment of the prosecutor...
Fábio Kerche
Judges also make politics
Fernando Barrientos
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