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Piura Superior Court Holds Monthly Flag Ceremony Marking 17 Years of Criminal Procedure Code

The monthly rite signals a push to tie civic symbols to the court’s public identity.

Jueces y personal de la Corte Superior de Piura participaron del izamiento del Pabellón Nacional
Se realizó ceremonia de izamiento del pabellón nacional y de la bandera de Sullana en la sede principal de la Corte "Enrique Mendoza Ramírez"

Overview

  • The Superior Court of Piura held a flag-raising at its central headquarters led by court president David Fernando Correa Castro.
  • Court leaders say the event is part of an institutional rule to hold the ceremony on the first Monday of each month.
  • Members of the Central Criminal Module conducted this month’s ceremony to mark 17 years since the Criminal Procedure Code took effect in Piura.
  • Judges and staff raised three flags: the national flag (Andrés Villalta with Mexiela Pacherres and Ernesto Rebaza), the Piura city flag (Cruz Elvira Rentería with Christian Azabache and Sofía Yarleque), and the Judiciary flag (Tulio Villacorta with Rocío Delgado and Cecilia Chuyes).
  • Separate coverage from Loreto reports a 2025 decree that makes such civic acts mandatory across courts, suggesting the practice now reflects a broader judicial standard.