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Argentine Federal Judge Removed for Anti-Semitic Remarks in Historic First

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First reported by Ynet · 9 hours ago

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Argentina's disciplinary court has removed Federal Judge Alfredo Lopez for anti-Semitic remarks, marking a historic first in the country. The decision followed complaints from Jewish organizations and was supported by President Javier Milei, emphasizing zero tolerance for anti-Semitism.

01Argentina's disciplinary court unanimously removed Judge Alfredo Lopez for anti-Semitic social media posts.
02Lopez called Jews "a race of vipers" and "rats," accusing them of disloyalty to Argentina.
03This is the first time a federal judge in Argentina has been dismissed for anti-Semitism.
04Lopez claimed ideological persecution and free speech protection, but the court rejected these defenses.
05President Javier Milei and Jewish groups praised the ruling as historic and a firm stance against hate.
06The government refused Lopez's resignation, reinforcing its anti-anti-Semitism policy.

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