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El poder judicial de España bajo escrutinio: Perelló defiende la independencia judicial en medio de tensiones políticas.

Isabel Perelló pide proteger a los jueces de influencias políticas y del sector privado ante el aumento de reclamaciones de parcialidad.
En una audaz reafirmación de la autonomía judicial, Isabel Perelló, presidenta del Consejo General del Poder Judicial (CGPJ) y del Tribunal Supremo de España, ha respondido vocalmente al creciente escepticismo en torno a la imparcialidad de los jueces del país.

Los comentarios de Perelló llegan en un momento crítico, ya que la confianza en la independencia judicial se percibe bajo asedio por diversos sectores políticos.

En una declaración caracterizada por la franqueza, Perelló subrayó el papel fundamental de la independencia judicial como piedra angular del estado de derecho, abogando por un entorno donde los jueces puedan dictar veredictos sin estar contaminados por presiones externas.

Sus comentarios parecían un desmentido directo a las recientes afirmaciones del primer ministro Pedro Sánchez, quien había acusado al opositor Partido Popular (PP) de explotar el panorama judicial del país a su favor, sugiriendo motivos prejuiciados detrás de los juicios.

La insistencia de Perelló en una conducta judicial no partidista e independiente resuena en el contexto de la continua fricción entre las facciones políticas de España.

La tensión se intensifica palpablemente por las acusaciones y contraacusaciones de sesgo judicial, riesgos que Perelló argumenta podrían socavar la confianza pública en el poder judicial y erosionar la integridad institucional.

Instando a la adhesión judicial únicamente a la 'letra de la ley', Perelló enfatizó los peligros de las influencias tanto directas como indirectas por parte de entidades poderosas.

Su mensaje resuena con el ethos europeo más amplio de imparcialidad judicial, subrayado aún más durante el anuncio del premio Foro Europa 2024 a Roberta Metsola, presidenta del Parlamento Europeo.

El compromiso de Metsola con los valores fundamentales de la UE se alinea con el llamado de Perelló para salvaguardar los principios judiciales contra presiones indebidas.

El debate sobre la objetividad judicial en España es emblemático de un discurso europeo más amplio sobre la separación de poderes.

A medida que las narrativas políticas se entrometen cada vez más en los dominios judiciales a nivel global, la experiencia de España sirve tanto como un cuento de advertencia como un posible modelo para mantener la integridad judicial en medio de la agitación política.

Los próximos meses podrían desvelar el impacto de estas batallas en las instituciones democráticas de España, poniendo a prueba la resiliencia de su compromiso centenario con la justicia.
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