Overview
- Justice Committee president Julio César Moreno confirmed the suppression of the Senate-added transitory that would have applied the reform retroactively.
- Deputies prepared a final committee report, described as a 'dictamen de salida,' that removes the retroactivity clause.
- Moreno criticized the Senate’s insertion as an 'ocurrencia' and said the lower house is correcting the text to align with the Constitution.
- The change revises the version advanced by the Senate in late September and returns the bill to the legislative process for further consideration.
- The broader reform continues to face scrutiny over potential limits on access to constitutional protections, even as retroactivity is taken off the table.