What majority is required in the National Senate to approve the appointment of federal Supreme Court judges?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Two-thirds of the members present in a public session
- Step 1: The President nominates Supreme Court candidates following public consultation (Decree 222/03). Step 2. The Senate evaluates candidates in public hearings with civic participation. Answer: Two-thirds of the members present in a public session. Why not the others: Confirmation requires two-thirds of senators present (Article 99, inc. 4).
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