<transcript><audio_109> respecto de cuál es nuestra postura e intentar hacerlo con el máximo rigor. Con ese rigor hemos de asumir que si la imparcialidad está en entredicho por el actual sistema de nombramientos, que se</transcript><transcript><audio_110> La conclusión a la que cabe llegar es la de total y absoluta.</transcript><caption><image_111>The image shows a group of people sitting at a long table in a conference room. The room appears to be a parliamentary chamber, as there are rows of chairs and a podium in the center of the room. On the left side of the image, there is a man wearing a suit and tie, sitting at the table with a microphone in front of him. Next to him, there are two women wearing red jackets, one of whom is holding a piece of paper and the other is looking at the camera. Behind them, two men are standing, one wearing a black suit and the third wearing a white shirt and tie. They appear to be listening attentively to the speaker. The background is a dark red color, and there are papers and microphones on the table.</caption><transcript><audio_112> mantener el actual sistema de nombramiento y por ello entendemos inadecuado que los vocales del Consejo General del Poder Judicial sean designados por el Congreso y el Senado, al menos aquellos que no han de ser los</transcript><transcript><audio_113> La moción presentada por el Grupo Popular, que efectivamente supone un acuerdo ya predeterminado con Ciudadanos,</transcript> we can  To speak out about what our position is and try to do it with the utmost rigor, with that rigor we must assume that if impartiality is in question due to the current system of appointments that has become, we insist on a system of party quotas and that is why  I am addressing the socialist party in which, since it does not understand our position here and therefore, since we do not defend its position, the conclusion that can be reached is that of total and absolute inconvenience of maintaining the current system of appointments and therefore we consider it inappropriate that  The members of the General Council of the Judiciary are appointed by the Congress and the Senate, at least those who do not necessarily have to be so with the current wording of the Constitution, the motion presented by the popular group that effectively represents an already predetermined agreement with
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