Rafael López Aliaga Will Not Be Proclaimed Mayor of Lima: JNE Pronounces on Covert Reelection
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The electoral body established the criteria for proclaiming the governors who will assume the mayors when their predecessors have impediments to exercise office. The first stage of review comprises 427 cases and will continue during November.
National Elections Jury determined that it will not hand over mayor’s credentials to the authorities that applied as first governors, as is the case of “Porky”
The National Elections Jury (JNE) determined that a first councillor will not be able to take office if he has already held that post during the previous municipal period. In a press conference, Yessica Clavijo, secretary general of the JNE, clarified that the second councillor will assume municipal management in place of the first one. According to him, this provision is part of the “respect for the Constitution.” [Read also: MTPE announces wor…
JNE announced that candidates for first governor who have been mayors in the previous period will not receive the credentials of burgomaster. Rafael López Aliaga
JNE Resolves that First Elected Governors Who Have Been Mayors Will Not Be Proclaimed to that Office
The JNE established that the first elected governors who have been mayors in the previous municipal period will not receive credentials to assume that office again. The measure is part of the ex officio review of the proclamations of the Regional and Municipal Elections 2026.
The first governors who served as mayors during the previous immediate municipal period will not be able to receive credentials to assume a new administration or access the mayor's office by succession before a possible vacancy or suspension, said the National Elections Jury (JNE).
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