Overview
- JEE Lima Centro 1 admitted an appeal and sent the tacha against Rafael López Aliaga to the National Elections Jury, which must hold a public hearing and issue a final decision within three calendar days of receiving the file.
- The challenge argues Renovación Popular violated internal democracy rules in selecting López Aliaga and seeks to nullify that internal process and exclude all candidate lists derived from it.
- Separate filings before JEE Lima Centro 2 contest APRA’s Senate slate and three candidates, alleging departures from primary results and improper designations by the party’s Political Commission.
- One filing also alleges José Pimentel Aliaga is both APRA’s principal legal representative and a candidate, a combination the law prohibits.
- In Junín, the JEE in Huancayo confirmed 223 habilitated candidates—171 for the Chamber of Deputies and 52 for the Senate—while opening detailed reviews of biographies, financing, propaganda, and gift bans after a tacha period with no objections.