Overview
- Acting congressional leader Fernando Rospigliosi urged judges to respect the separation of powers and enforce laws approved by Parliament.
- He focused on Law 32107 on crimes against humanity, which he says has been validated by the Constitutional Court.
- Rospigliosi alleged that some magistrates are refusing to apply the law, calling that stance illegal and unconstitutional.
- He cited recent actions including the sentencing of retired colonel Roberto Villar Chamorro, rulings in the Cayara case, decisions tied to El Frontón, and a prosecutor’s summons to retired general Wilfredo Mori, 90.
- He argued that uneven application of enacted statutes erodes legal certainty and pledged that Congress will continue defending the laws it passes.