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  1. Both chambers of the Peruvian Congress formed a new legislative body, leading to political maneuvering regarding former President Pedro Castillo.
  2. The Chamber of Deputies would override Senate vetoes, and disputes could be referred to the constitutional court.

Opponents may ask the constitutional court to consider a request to repeal an amendment.

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Opponents may ask the constitutional court to consider a request to repeal an amendment.

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