COThe selection process for five new judges for the Instruction Chamber of the Supreme Court, which investigates members of Congress, has entered its final phase. The Superior Council of the Judiciary sent a list of 50 candidates to the Supreme Court, selected from nearly 300 applicants. SEMANA learned that several well-known figures from the judicial branch are included in the list, including five prosecutors and four delegates before the Supreme Court. Among them is Madeleyne Pérez, the current head of the anti-corruption unit at the Public Prosecutor’s Office. The court will begin interviewing these candidates in the coming days to determine the five judges who will take office in October.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about the judicial appointment process without overtly favoring any political faction. It lists names of candidates from various backgrounds within the judiciary but does not frame the selection in a politically charged manner. The focus remains on procedural
