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In parallel with the debate on the Criminal Code, the Government is working on a reform of the judiciary: details

The article reports that alongside the ongoing debate over the Penal Code, the Argentine government is working on a judicial reform. It mentions that details of this reform are being developed but does not provide specific information about the content or timeline of the proposed changes.

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In parallel with the debate on the Criminal Code, the Government is working on a reform of the judiciary: details

The article reports that alongside the ongoing debate over the Penal Code, the Argentine government is working on a judicial reform. It mentions that details of this reform are being developed but does not provide specific information about the content or timeline of the proposed changes.

Bias read (Center): The article presents information about a governmental initiative without overtly favoring any particular political stance. It focuses on the fact that the government is working on a judicial reform, without emphasizing ideological positions or providing commentary that would suggest a left or right傾

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