The President of the Supreme Court on the crisis in the Tribunal. "Something unimaginable in a democratic rule of law"

The First President of the Supreme Court expressed concerns about the current situation at the Constitutional Tribunal, where legal judges are barred from entering. He emphasized the need for a resolution to restore constitutional order and allow judges to perform their duties. Discussions about potential solutions to the ongoing crisis are necessary, but he noted a lack of goodwill from new judges. The involvement of various authorities in restricting access to the Tribunal raises serious legal and democratic concerns. He believes that any forceful solutions should be avoided and that an impartial mediator is needed to facilitate dialogue.