Mozambican judges are escalating a dispute over unpaid salaries and delayed allowances by filing criminal complaints against officials from the Ministries of Finance and Public Function. The complaints stem from issues with the Unified Salary Table (TSU) and late payment of management subsidies, causing significant discontent among the judiciary. In an unusual move, the Mozambican Judges Association has formally submitted the complaints. This action highlights growing frustration with financial management practices affecting the judicial system. The situation underscores the challenges faced by judges in receiving timely and complete compensation. It remains to be seen how the Ministries will respond to these criminal allegations and if it will lead to a resolution of the payment issues. The case was reported by O País, a Mozambican news outlet.