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Congress Approves Parliamentary Immunity: Necessary Reform or Return to the Past to Armor Itself?
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Congress approves amnesty for members of the FF.AA. and the PNP: details and impactCongress grants the vote of confidence to the Cabinet of Eduardo AranaFour years after the removal of parliamentary immunity, the Congress of the Republic voted in favor of restoring it.The measure was approved on Thursday, June 12, in first vote, with 92 votes in favor, 24 against and one abstention.They voted in favor mainly People's Force, Alliance for Progress…
Former congressman Jorge Del Castillo was in favour of the possible return of parliamentary immunity. However, he questions whether there are legislators who use it for personal benefit.
Cabinet receives the confidence of Congress: this was the debateAfter a long debate in the plenary session, the Congress of the Republic approved in the first vote the restoration of parliamentary immunity for senators and deputies to be elected in the general elections of 2026.The measure was approved with 92 votes in favour, 25 against and 1 abstention.In view of the number of votes obtained and in service of the power that the Peruvian Politi…
Parliament took a first step to restore parliamentary immunity in the Constitution, after adopting by a majority an opinion that will be discussed again in the next ordinary legislature.This prerogative, eliminated in 2020, would be applied again since the installation of the bicameral Congress scheduled for 2026, if ratified in second ballot.According to the opinion adopted, immunity will not benefit the current congressmen and will not reach c…
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