Overview
- In Resolution No. 09 of case file 06374-2025, the First Constitutional Chamber in Lima declared the JNE’s nullity request inadmissible and declined to suspend the case tied to Unidad Popular’s registration.
- The panel reiterates that the Constitutional Tribunal did not order a halt to the second‑instance proceedings and grounds its stance in judicial independence under Article 139.
- The JNE maintains the TC’s precautionary measure is binding and had sought to stop the appeal, and it has filed criminal complaints against the chamber’s magistrates following the new ruling.
- Judge Tapia Gonzales warns of undue interference and suggests possible referral to the UN and the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, while Judge Cueva Chauca stresses the TC measure only blocks certain first‑instance rulings.
- The appeal over Unidad Popular’s inscription continues during a sensitive pre‑electoral period as party registration reviews proceed ahead of the 2026 vote.