Overview
- The Supreme Court voted 7–2 to void Jeanine Áñez’s conviction and end her imprisonment.
- Court President Romer Saucedo said the ruling followed findings of due-process violations in the ordinary criminal case.
- Judges ordered that Áñez face a political trial, moving the matter out of the regular courts.
- Áñez’s defense said it is awaiting the formal ruling to begin administrative steps for her release.
- The case stems from the 2019 crisis after disputed elections denounced by the OAS and protests that left 37 dead.