Peru Senate asserts sole authority in law granting executive powers, constitutionalists warn

Peru's Senate published a law granting powers to the executive with a formula attributing approval solely to the Senate, despite the legislative process requiring both chambers. Constitutionalists question the drafting and warn of institutional implications, potentially setting a precedent for legislative overreach.

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