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"It is not enough to reform, it is also necessary to invest in justice"

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Briefings

Brazilian journalists Rafael Vale Reis and Pedro Marinho Falcão argue that while administrative and fiscal justice reforms are necessary, they are insufficient without a significant increase in the number of judges and officials. The article highlights a call for more judicial personnel to address current gaps, though the specific numbers of missing judges are not provided in the text.

Key points

• Journalists Rafael Vale Reis and Pedro Marinho Falcão support proposed administrative and fiscal justice reforms but emphasize the need for more judges and officials.
• The evidence does not specify the exact number of judges or officials currently missing or required.

Context

The article presents a critique of judicial reform efforts, suggesting that legislative changes alone cannot solve systemic issues without dedicated staffing.

Limitations

The source text is limited to the journalists' arguments and does not provide specific statistics on the number of missing judges or officials, nor does it offer a timeline for the proposed reforms.

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