US EditionDelia Espinoza on Amnesty Law: “I Would Simply Seek and Achieve Impunity”
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Elections 2026: What are the letters that Renovación Popular and Podemos Perú handle in the face of the closing of the alliances?PJ program of pretrial detention against Vizcarra for August 8The prosecutor of the Nation, Delia Espinoza, said that the amnesty law approved by Congress in favor of military and police officers who are prosecuted for crimes linked to the fight against terrorism before 2000 would only achieve “impunity” and made a cal…
Walter Astudillo, Minister of Defense, ruled on the amnesty law for police and military officers prosecuted for crimes committed during the 1980s-2000.- Source: RPP The Minister of Defense, Walter Astudillo, rejected the request of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IDH Court) to suspend the procedure of the amnesty bill, approved on 9 July by Congress and pending promulgation by the Executive, for members of the Armed Forces, the Nation…
The Minister of Justice and Human Rights, Juan Alcántara, said that the decision on the promulgation of the law granting amnesty to members of the Armed Forces, National Police and self-defence committees for actions in the fight against terrorism will be taken solely on the basis of technical and legal analyses of the Ministry, and not on the basis of personal criteria. Alcántara said that various technical bodies within the Ministry of Justice…
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