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Peru's Congress Slaps Former President Vizcarra with New 10-Year Ban

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Peru's one-house Congress disqualified former President Martin Vizcarra (2018-2020) for 10 years from holding public office due to his 2019 dissolution of Parliament, marking his third such sanction. The decision, approved late Wednesday with 67 votes in favor, 11 against, and 3 abstentions, followed a reconsideration of an earlier April 30 vote that lacked sufficient support.

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Board of Directors 2025-2026: The meetings of the talks and the bench that is being called for for the presidency of the CongressConfidential vote: What are the positions in the Congress regarding the support that will be requested by the Arana Cabinet?The plenary of the Congress disqualified for 10 years for the exercise of the public function former President Martín Vizcarra on Wednesday, June 11, for alleged violation of the Constitution, for…

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"The suspension of the procedure for the election of judges could not be a matter of confidence since it was not a draft law," the plenary of Congress argued. "As a result, President Martin Vizcarra could not interpret that, having elected a judge, confidence had been denied" in a 'factual' way, as the then leader argued.

The Congress of Peru approved a draft resolution this Wednesday that establishes the political disqualification for 10 years of former President Martín Vizcarra for having dissolved the Parliament in September 2019.With 67 votes in favour, 11 against and three abstentions, the Legislative Plenary approved this measure, following the green light given with 95 votes to reconsider the vote on April 30, which then did not reach the necessary support…

The Congress of Peru approved a draft resolution this Wednesday that establishes the political disqualification for 10 years of former President Martín Vizcarra for having dissolved the Parliament in September 2019. With 67 votes in favour, 11 against and three abstentions, the Legislative Plenary approved this measure, following the green light given with 95 votes to reconsider the vote on April 30, which then did not reach the necessary suppor…

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La República broke the news in Lima, Peru on Wednesday, June 11, 2025.
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