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The Peruvian Attorney General's Office asked Congress to reconsider the filing of a corruption complaint against the de facto president Dina Boluarte to be tried at the end of her term of office in 2026 for the use of luxury watches donated by a governor, who allegedly would have benefited from several laws in her favor. The complaint was filed on Friday with the support of the Fuerza Popular and Alianza para el Progreso benches, the two allies …

The Prime Minister of Peru, Eduardo Arana, confirmed on Wednesday that his country’s executive will defend President Dina Boluarte from the “unusual siege” which, he considered, is being exercised by the Public Prosecutor’s Office by having filed several constitutional complaints against her before Congress. Constitutional complaints are a special procedure that applies to senior Peruvian state officials, including the president, and that they m…

Lima, 28 May (Press Latna) An invitation to visit the United States announced by the Peruvian president, Dina Boluarte, is about to become official, said today the chancellor, Elmer Schialer, noting that both chancelleries must address the issue. The post Possible invitation of Peruvian president to the United States without officializing first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.

Following “serious procedural defects” in processing the file of the constitutional complaint against President Dina Boluarte in the “Rolex” case, the Attorney General’s Office requested Congress to reconsider its decision and annul all actions taken in the parliamentary headquarters. MORE INFORMATION: A retired lawyer and police are killed in five rounds within its office.The Prosecutor’s Office seeks Congress to invalidate the “Rolex” case fil…

The president of the Congressional Subcommittee on Constitutional Indictments, María Acuña (Alliance for Progress), said that there is no legal basis for reopening the Rolex case, after the Public Prosecutor’s Office requested a reconsideration of its filing. Acuña said that the legislative decision, backed by all the benches, is firm and cannot be overturned. In statements to the press, the congresswoman explained that, so far, she has not rece…

The Attorney General's Office asks to annul the Rolex case file: he accuses procedural vices in CongressThe president of the Congress' Subcommittee on Constitutional Indictments, María Acuña, said that there is no constitutional basis for reopening the Rolex case, after the Public Prosecutor's Office requested a reconsideration of the filing approved by Parliament.The Congresswoman of Alliance for Progress (APP) said that Congress had already ad…