Summary
- President Milei nominated judge Ariel Lijo for the Supreme Court, despite Lijo facing accusations of conspiracy, money laundering, and illicit enrichment.
- The nomination has sparked backlash from protestors, legal watchdogs, and business groups.
- Milei’s choice of Lijo has raised concerns about undermining the judiciary and the fight against corruption.
- Lijo’s confirmation may depend on political alliances with powerful former leaders like Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.