Overview
- The university association filed a constitutional injunction challenging proposals to lengthen Sunedu council mandates from three to six years.
- ASUP says the extensions were inserted into the 2026 Budget and Debt bills, which it argues are unrelated to higher-education governance.
- Legislators Eduardo Salhuana and Jorge Flores Ancachi of APP are cited for seeking changes to articles 17.2 and 20 of the University Law.
- The group is demanding the resignation of current Sunedu council members as their terms near a February 2026 end.
- Universities note they already elected new public-university representatives on August 19 and call on national leaders, including César Acuña, to reject the initiative.