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“A proposal would reorganize the Judiciary of Peru and allow the President of Peru to remove judges deemed "traitors to the homeland."”
There are real proposals to restructure or discipline parts of Peru’s justice system, but the evidence does not support the claim that any proposal would let the President remove judges deemed "traitors to the homeland." The cited official bills and independent reviews describe other mechanisms, mainly involving Congress, the JNJ, or sanctions tied to releasing offenders.
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False 2/10
“A proposal would grant total immunity to the President of Peru and members of the Congress of Peru for crimes committed previously.”
The available evidence does not support this description of the proposal. Recent official reporting from Peru’s Congress indicates the restored immunity proposal for legislators excludes crimes committed before election and is not a blanket shield. No cited source substantiates a proposal granting retroactive immunity to the President, and describing the measure as “total immunity” misstates a procedural protection as full impunity.