Overview
- The Constitutional Court ordered the Ministry of Economy and Finance to issue a Supreme Decree within 60 days creating a new update methodology and an administrative process for registering and paying agrarian-debt bonds.
- The ruling declared Annex 1 of Supreme Decree 242-2017-EF inapplicable and stated that nominal calculations that depart from valorista criteria are confiscatory and unconstitutional.
- The court granted an amparo brought by Mónica Jimena Burga Fernández, annulled a 2021 resolution by the Lambayeque civil chamber, and ordered the State to pay case costs.
- Bondholder representatives said the previous MEF formula drastically reduced bond values, in some cases to zero, and they view the decision as enabling fairer calculations.
- Advisers say that, if the MEF issues the decree as ordered, an administrative scheme could allow beneficiaries to choose payment form, while Congress’s Economy Committee has advanced a bill to restore such a procedure.