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Jorge Macri and Patricia Bullrich have criticized a judicial decision in Buenos Aires that deemed the juvenile penal regime unconstitutional.
A judge in Buenos Aires declared the city's new juvenile penal code unconstitutional. The ruling prompted criticism from local officials, including Jorge Macri and Patricia Bullrich, who expressed concern over the implications for public order.
The decision challenges a recent legislative effort to reform how minors are treated within the justice system. This legal development occurs amidst ongoing debates about crime and security policies in Argentina, potentially impacting future legislative approaches to juvenile justice.
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Left: Página/12 reported that a judge in Buenos Aires declared the new juvenile criminal regime unconstitutional.
Center: Clarín highlighted Patricia Bullrich's criticism of the ruling, quoting her as saying it makes building a normal country difficult.
Right: La Nación reported that Jorge Macri and Patricia Bullrich criticized the court's decision to declare the juvenile criminal regime unconstitutional in the city.
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Una jueza porteña declaró inconstitucional el nuevo Régimen Penal Juvenil Página|12
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