📋 Tender Overview
During the session, the lawyers answered the questions of the magistrates for a better resolution of the cases.The Plenary Session of the Constitutional Court (TC) met in public hearing and, after listening to the oral reports of the lawyers of both parties, left 11 constitutional processes for vote.
The procedural act took place in two shifts. The first began at 9:15 in the morning, with the unconstitutionality process (File 00040-2025-AI/TC), presented by the Lima Este Bar Association against the Congress of the Republic. The challenged rule includes articles 1 and 3, as well as the First Final Complementary Provision of Law 32474, Law that creates the National University of Huaral (UNAH) in the district and province of Huaral, department of Lima. The second shift continued at 2:30 in the afternoon.
During the session, the lawyers answered the questions of the magistrates for a better resolution of the cases. At the end of the hearing, eight amparo proceedings were up for vote, one for habeas corpus, one for habeas data and one unconstitutionality process.
Judges Luz Pacheco Zerga (president), Helder Dominguez Haro (vice president), Gustavo Gutierrez Ticse, Manuel Monteagudo Valdez and Pedro Hernandez Chavez participated in the hearing. Judges Francisco Morales Saravia and Cesar Ochoa Cardich did not participate in the procedural act; However, they will address the causes seen.
The hearing took place at the San Isidro headquarters, located at Av. Arequipa 2720, and was broadcast through the institutional website and social networks of the TC.
Lima, May 12, 2026
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