Bolivia's Supreme Court has directed the Departmental Courts of Justice to review the procedural deadlines concerning the preventive detention of political prisoners Jeanine Áñez, Luis Fernando Camacho, and Marco Pumari. This instruction aims to ensure compliance with legal time limits, potentially leading to their release. The Bolivian justice system has announced the release of these political prisoners, emphasizing that they should not have been imprisoned. Meanwhile, in Peru, the Congress approved an amnesty law that pardons police and military personnel accused of human rights violations, a move criticized by victims for potentially enabling impunity. Additionally, Peru's judiciary is set to evaluate an appeal by former President Martín Vizcarra against his preventive detention.
Tribunal de Perú evaluará apelación del expresidente Vizcarra contra su prisión preventiva https://t.co/3Z6QLYm6vI
Tribunal Supremo de Bolivia ordena revisar casos de los presos políticos Jeanine Áñez, Luis Fernando Camacho y Marco Pumari https://t.co/lfvlsjzGao
El Tribunal Supremo de Justicia de #Bolivia 🇧🇴 emitió un instructivo a los Tribunales Departamentales de Justicia para que verifiquen el cumplimiento de los plazos de la detención preventiva a Jeanine Áñez, Luis Fernando Camacho y Marco Antonio Pumari https://t.co/QXjQwznMvJ