Overview
- The resolution suspends the legal and factual effects of the party electoral tribunal’s October 8 session and orders it to stop internal procedures under warning of possible penal consequences.
- Affiliates Nilton Meza Franco and Geraldine Ponce Llanos filed the amparo, arguing the party failed to publicize the call and calendar, which they say blocked their precandidacies.
- Party official Carlo Magno Salcedo says Ahora Nación has not been formally notified, noting service must occur via an exhorto to Lima before the order can take effect.
- Ahora Nación argues the measure is inapplicable because the delegate election ended on November 30 and the next stage is under ONPE’s authority starting December 7.
- Party leaders also question plaintiff Meza’s eligibility, citing an observation over an undeclared homicide conviction, a claim reported as part of their response.