In an interview with EL PAÍS, the highest authority in the Argentine judiciary speaks about the state of justice in his country, his love of soccer, his conflicts with political power and the policy of dollarization proposed by presidential candidate Javier Milei
brian: interesting. it s a fascinating bebaited we haven t gotten into but it s been on almost every kitchen table since 1973. now it s front and center. decision supposed to be at the end of june. a couple perform things. if they would and this brief ends up being the overturning of roe v. wade, that will be it. we deal with the ramifications. can you imagine if the political pressure over the next supreme court get the supreme court justice to flip forever, politic also play a role in a place it never should. i don t know if i should vote this way because of political pressure. and somebody who happens to be working the supreme court. gets word of the supreme court. it wants to leak out a story to put pressure on a justice. no matter that where you stand on the most controversial issue yet, that will forever affect the court that is supposed to be inoculated from all of that that was part of the 98 pages? justice alito s.
Word of the Supreme Court considering overturning Roe v. Wade was met with cheers by abortion rights opponents who protest outside a Walnut Creek Planned.