Overview
- The Primera Sala Constitucional de Lima annulled and ordered the archiving of the entire constitutional accusation pursued against the former prime minister.
- Judges held that accusations 384, 400 and 466 were filed after Article 99’s five‑year limit for cases originating in the Permanent Commission and its organs.
- The ruling identified violations of due process, noting an unreasoned reconsideration that reversed an April vote and left the case suspended for seven months.
- By voiding the procedure, the decision removes the political sanctions sought and reinforces limits on Congress’s ability to revisit matters already addressed by the Constitutional Tribunal.
- Del Solar welcomed the outcome, and his lawyer Luciano López said he will seek immediate enforcement and a review of a congressional law restricting amparo relief; Congress was ordered to cover costs, according to the ruling reported by local media.