Overview

• The 364-page petition, submitted to the Supreme Court’s Constitutional and Social Law Chamber, seeks to cancel Fuerza Popular’s registration in the political registry.
• Prosecutor Delia Espinoza alleges a pattern of rights violations, intimidation of officials and journalists, internal persecution of dissent, and rhetoric that legitimizes political violence.
• The case stems from a citizen complaint filed in March 2025 and was formalized with evidence the Fiscalía says it compiled for the court.
• Keiko Fujimori called the request “openly antidemocratic” and politically motivated ahead of 2026, while congressional spokesperson Fernando Rospigliosi launched personal attacks on Espinoza.
• The process includes formal notification, a defense and hearing, a vote requiring at least four of five justices, and potential appeals to the Supreme Court’s Civil Chamber.