The 1979 Constitution of Peru reintroduced bicameralism, establishing a Senate and a Chamber of Deputies, which was a departure from the unicameral system defended in the 1931 Constituent Assembly. The implementation of bicameralism faced criticism due to the lack of regional constituuencies and the absence of functional differentiation in legislative …
The Limo Commission was established in the Chamber of Deputies in June 1989 due to public concern over paramilitary violence, particularly following the assassination of two deputies, Heriberto Arroyo Mío and Pablo Li Ormeño. The commission was tasked with investigating these murders and the activities of terrorist groups, notably the …
In April 1991, a group of deputies led by Julio Castro Gómez requested a constitutional accusation against Supreme Court justices for their handling of a Habeas Corpus case involving Ernesto Castillo Páez. The accusation was approved by the Chamber of Deputies, but the process was halted when President Alberto Fujimori …
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