Alberto Fujimori traveled to Asia in 2000, where he announced his resignation from the presidency of the Republic of Peru. This occurred in the context of a serious political crisis unleashed after his fraudulent re-election in April 2000. The resignation from abroad marked the end of the Fujimorist regime that …
The collapse of the Fujimori regime was triggered by the exposure of its corrupt character. This led to the formation of a transitional government headed by the recently appointed president of the Congress of the Republic, Dr. Valentín Paniagua, who faced the most urgent challenges of the beginning of the …
Valentín Paniagua is sworn in as President of the Republic. This event took place in the context of the political crisis generated by the resignation of Alberto Fujimori, who had traveled to Asia from where he announced his resignation after allegations of electoral fraud in his 2000 reelection. Paniagua's inauguration …
During the Transitional Government of Valentín Paniagua, a new regulation for the Penal Execution Code was promulgated on 20 July 2001 through Supreme Decree No. 023-2001-JUS. This regulation aimed to address the discretionary power of penitentiary officials and provide clear guidelines for the operation of the penitentiary system. However, the …
In December 2001, following the collapse of Alberto Fujimori's regime, a transitional government led by Dr. Valentín Paniagua initiated the formation of a Truth and Reconciliation Commission. This move was part of a broader effort to address the demands for truth and justice regarding human rights abuses during Fujimori's rule. …
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