Augusto Belluscio, Last Alfonsín-Era Supreme Court Justice, Dies at 96

Augusto Belluscio, the last surviving member of Argentina's Supreme Court appointed during the return to democracy, has died at 96. He was known for his dissents against the Menem-era 'automatic majority' and resigned at 75 to avoid benefiting from a ruling he had signed. His death marks the end of an era in Argentine judicial history, but has no immediate market or geopolitical impact.