Overview
- The Lima Superior Court’s First Constitutional Chamber granted Del Solar’s amparo in part and voided the congressional process pursued by the Subcommittee on Constitutional Accusations.
- The ruling found Congress exceeded the five-year limit set in Article 99 for initiating constitutional accusations stemming from the 2019 crisis.
- The decision specifically annuls actions tied to complaints Nos. 384, 400 and 466 related to Del Solar’s confidence motion before the 2019 dissolution of Congress.
- Congress was ordered to assume the costs of the annulled process, according to the court resolution.
- Del Solar publicly welcomed the outcome, while coverage notes the decision reinforces judicial limits on late or deficient parliamentary proceedings.