Salvador del Solar, former president of the Council of Ministers, has filed a lawsuit for the Judicial Power against Congress for the arbitrary disqualification that the Legislative for the dissolution of the Congress in 2019 is intended to impose.
The Expremier presented the appeal and this arrived at the First Chamber in the constitutional of Lima, which scheduled the unique audience for August 12 of this year, according to the Infobae portal.
For this date, the Plenary of the Congress would already have a decision on the report proposed by the 5 -year disqualification against the site for the dissolution of the Congress in 2019, during the government of Martín Vizcarra.
Although there is a law that prevents precautionary measures in processes against Parliament, the Expremier could request the measure because it presented it before Law 32153 enters into force.
This rule approved by the Congress modified various articles of the new Constitutional Procedural Code to, among others, prevent precautionary measures in amparo processes against Congress and that 4 votes are required in the Constitutional Court to declare a competence claim founded.
However, these reforms were only immediately applied for cases that were in the TC.
For the rest of the processes initiated before the entry into force of Law 32153, “they are processed in accordance with the procedural rules in force when they started, until its culmination.”
Therefore, the demand for Amparo de Del Solar is processed with the rules that allow a precautionary measure to be issued to stop a decision of the congress.
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