Justice Session

Rafael Fernández Valverde

RAFAEL FERNÁNDEZ VALVERDE is Member of the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ), Magistrate of the Supreme Court of Spain and Member of the Environmental Justice Commission of the Ibero-American Summit.

Since 2003 he has been a magistrate of the Supreme Court, where he chairs the Planning and Environment Section of the Administrative Litigation Chamber.

Luis Armando Tolosa Villabona

LUIS ARMANDO TOLOSA VILLABONA is Magistrate of the Supreme Court of Justice of Colombia. Specialist in Constitutional Criminal Law, Commercial Law, Criminal Law and Criminology, Legal Procedural Institutions and Public Law, is also magister in Procedural Law and Models of Problematic Teaching.

He started his professional career as a trial lawyer (graduated from the Universidad Libre de Colombia). In the Judicial Branch, he worked as a Magistrate of the Civil Chamber of the Superior Court of the District of Riohacha and later of Tunja.

Maria Paulina Aguirre Suárez

MARÍA PAULINA AGUIRRE SUÁREZ is president of the National Court of Justice of the Republic of Ecuador and member of the Labor Chamber.

Doctor in Jurisprudence, lawyer and graduate in Social Sciences, Politics and Economics, graduated from the National University of Loja, superior specialist in Administrative Law by the Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar, higher diploma in Procedural Law, specialist in Civil Procedural Law and magister in Law Procedural Mention Civil Law by the Indoamerican Technological University.

CUMIPAZ 2017 - Justice and Democracy Session | GEAP

Official Summary | Justice and Democracy Session, CUMIPAZ 2017

Forging integral peace: CUMIPAZ presents Declaration Panama 2017

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Forging integral peace: CUMIPAZ presents Declaration Panama 2017

The first document of the proposals resulting from the work of CUMIPAZ, focused on peace, security and sustainability, was read in the Parlatino.

Gabriela Lara

International Crimes: A Challenge of Universal Justice

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International Crimes: A Challenge of Universal Justice

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Specialists impart their knowledge on human dignity and rights. Second panel of the Justice and Democracy Session of CUMIPAZ 2017.

Magistrates promote recognition of human rights

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Magistrates promote recognition of human rights

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With the aim of raising awareness about violations of human rights

Latin America as an island of peace: Reflection of judicial authorities

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Latin America as an island of peace: Reflection of judicial authorities

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Presidentes y vicepresidentes de Cortes Supremas, líderes de Gobierno y defensores de los DDHH, participaron en panel de la Sesión Justicia y Democracia.

José Ayú Prado Canals

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Judicial leaders discuss ways to prevent genocide

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In their participation, Rafaa Ben Achour said that risk assessment was important through policymakers and NGOs

The presentations were developed as part of the Justice and Democracy Session of CUMIPAZ 2017-Panama

Proposals were presented on justice, democracy, and human rights to prevent genocide, among other things

"Where to investigate? and who to judge? are probably the two most important questions that must be answered by the Court," Ania Salinas

At a Judicial Session, experts discuss international cooperation in the prevention of genocidal acts in the world.

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President of the Supreme Court of Justice participates in CUMIPAZ

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President of the Supreme Court of Justice participates in CUMIPAZ

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Meeting between the director general of GEAP, Gabriela Lara and José Ayú Prado Canals, president of the Supreme Court of Justice, Panama

"I feel privileged to be here, that by whims of destiny I have been given the opportunity to be in front of you, in my country," Ayú

"Can there be peace without justice? Can there be democracy without justice? Can there be justice without democracy? All this is intertwined: peace, justice, democracy "

This will be the first success of this event: the improvement of all of us as a person and as an inhabitant of this planet.

The president of the court, expresses that through justice and democracy we can protect what belongs to us all: Mother Earth and the public treasury.

José Ayú Prado Canals, President of the Supreme Court of Justice of Panama, participated in the ceremony to open the Justice and Democracy Session of CUMIPAZ 2017, held in the Hemicycle of the Latin American Parliament in Panama City.