Overview
- The Primera Sala Constitucional of Lima declared inadmissible the JNE’s nullity request and refused to suspend proceedings in the Unión Popular case.
- Judges held that the Constitutional Court’s precautionary measure only paused the effects of certain first‑instance rulings and did not halt the second‑instance process.
- The JNE maintains the Sala is ignoring a binding TC mandate and has filed criminal complaints against the chamber’s members.
- The case centers on the registration of Unión Popular, led by former judiciary chief Duberlí Rodríguez, and its eligibility to participate in the 2026 elections.
- Reporting and commentary highlight pre‑electoral stakes and note allegations of prolonged administrative delays at the JNE in processing party inscriptions.