National Electoral Jury announces that 16 political parties already have valid registrations

He National Electoral Jury (JNE) reported that a total of 16 political parties already have valid registrations in the Register of Political Organizations (ROP). In other words, the number of organizations registered with the possibility of participating in possible early elections increased from 13 to 16.

Through their social media, the electoral body announced that the ROP has reopened today, and along with it, three new political parties have joined the organizations authorized to participate in the upcoming electoral process.

These are the Popular Agricultural Front of Peru FIA (Frepap), which achieved re-registration after losing the 2021 general election, the Green Democratic Party and the Vera political party in Peru. “Thus, the number of political parties registered in the ROP increases to 16,” the deputy said. National Election Jury.

Other parties with registration

In addition to them, the following parties have valid registration:

– popular actionwith registration date: 08/04/2004.

– Alliance for Progresswith registration date: 02/12/2008.

– Avanza País – Social Integration Partywith registration date: 05/10/2017.

– people strengthwith registration date: 09.03.2010.

– Together for Peruwith registration date: 11/23/2009.

– Democratic Party We Peruwith registration date: 11/22/2004.

– Front of Hope Party 2021with registration date: 09/16/2021.

– purple partywith registration date: 03/01/2019.

– Patriotic Party of Peruwith registration date: 03/29/2022.

– National political party of Free Peruwith registration date: 01/15/2016.

– political party PRINregistered in 2023.

– we can penwith registration date: 01/10/2018.

– popular updatewith registration date: 12/07/2004.

JNE Declares Congressional Proposal Impossible

Recall, the National Electoral Jury (JNE) ruled on the constitutional reform forecast of the Congressional Constitutional Commission, “which proposes to modernize and strengthen electoral system“And this will be discussed today, on Friday, in the said parliamentary working group.

In a social media statement, the electoral body called the proposed reform “unworkable” as it would aim to “change the composition of the electoral commission.” JNE plenary session”and establish “permanent special electoral juries”.

In this regard, the JNE argued that “it does not seem reasonable to interfere and interfere under the weight of exclusively political decisions in the activities of a constitutionally autonomous body.”

He also explained that the aforementioned forecast would generate “imbalances” in the composition JNEwhich would lead to a “negative” development of its function.

“The reduction in the number of magistrates who are members of the Supreme Court of Electoral Affairs (…) does not guarantee the administration of justice in accordance with constitutional prescriptions, making it clear that electoral processes have a special dynamics and very short deadlines. make decisions, resulting in a very high risk of non-compliance,” said JNE.

(According to Andina and RPP News)