Peruvian Attorney General's Reinstatement Challenged: Legal Expert Highlights Irregularities

Peruvian Attorney General's Reinstatement Questioned: Legal Expert Highlights Irregularities in Resolution Lima, Peru – The reinstatement of Patricia Benavides as Attorney General of Peru is shrouded in controversy, with legal expert César Azabache raising serious concerns about the process. In a recent interview with Epicentro TV, Azabache highlighted the lack of complete signatures on the resolution that reinstated Benavides. "I don't understand how the Board notifies the defense with a resolution that doesn't have all the signatures of those who signed it," stated Azabache, expressing his bewilderment at the procedural irregularities. This omission, he argues, renders the resolution null and void. Azabache's analysis points to a potential flaw in the legal process, questioning the legitimacy of Benavides' return to office. The lack of transparency and the apparent disregard for established legal procedures raise concerns about the integrity of the decision-making process. The situation has sparked debate among legal professionals and the public alike, with many questioning the fairness and legality of the resolution. The video interview also delves into the broader implications of this case, highlighting the importance of due process and the need for transparency in governmental actions. The ongoing situation underscores the need for a thorough investigation into the matter to ensure the integrity of Peru's legal system.