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The Constitutional Court recognized for the first time access to electricity as an unlisted social right, emphasizing that in terms of public services, the right to access water is not the only basic need of Peruvians in the country.
In its resolution, the Labor Code states that “life in the modern world requires certain minimum social rights, without which people cannot lead a decent life and develop in society.” Among them, access to drinking water and sewerage, electricity and the Internet.
On the other hand, constitutional Court acknowledges that while the right of access to electricity not expressly enshrined in the Constitution, it can be seen as a right not enumerated under Article 3 of the Magna Carta associated with such values as human dignity and a social and democratic rule of law.
Despite this, the panel warned that this recognition does not mean that access to electricity is automatic or granted without regard to any other considerations that ensure environmental protection, the safety of electrical networks and national electricity production.
In this sense, it has been established that access to the service must be subject to certain reasonable legal requirements and under the supervision of the administrative authorities responsible for the electrical system. He also stressed that the supply of groups living in poverty should not be delayed indefinitely.
TC will determine if he accepts Pedro Castillo’s habeas corpus
The Constitutional Court must decide whether to accept a habeas corpus lawsuit filed by President Pedro Castillo, by which he seeks to annul a complaint filed against him in the Congress of the Republic for the crime of treason.
This is due to the fact that the First Constitutional Chamber of Lima ordered last week to send the appeal filed by the defense of the head of state to the highest interpreter of the country’s Constitution, so that he makes an appropriate decision on this issue. case.
The High Court took this action by upholding a constitutional tort appeal filed by the president’s lawyers so that the suit would eventually be heard by the Constitutional Court after being rejected by the judiciary in the first and second instances respectively.
(According to Andina and RPP)
Source: RPP
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