Roberto Molina Barreto
Roberto Molina Barreto is one of the magistrates of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal in Guatemala. He has been in the news due to his involvement in a legal controversy surrounding the suspension of several magistrates amid allegations of misconduct related to the preliminary results transmission program, which has contributed to a crisis within the electoral institution.
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Guatemala:
Roberto Molina Barreto argued against granting provisional amparo, emphasizing the need for judicial efficiency.
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Guatemala:
Roberto Molina Barreto is a magistrate who also argued against the provisional amparo.
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Guatemala:
Roberto Molina Barreto participated in the plenary but did not share the arguments of the president.
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Guatemala:
Roberto Molina Barreto, then acting president of the CC, requested the lawyers to clarify their written submission.
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Guatemala:
Roberto Molina Barreto is one of the magistrates who confirmed the decision regarding the case.
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Guatemala:
Roberto Molina Barreto was one of the magistrates who rejected the proposal to suspend the Ley de Competencia.
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Guatemala:
Roberto Molina Barreto is one of the magistrates who considered it inappropriate to maintain the amparo for Blanca Alfaro.
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Guatemala:
Roberto Molina Barreto is a magistrate who opposed continuing the protection for Alfaro.
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Guatemala:
Roberto Molina Barreto also voted in favor of maintaining the articles of the collective teachers' agreement.
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Guatemala:
Roberto Molina Barreto is a current member of the Corte de Constitucionalidad and is not seeking re-election.
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