The Constitutional Court confirmed the nullity of the election of PAN (People-Animals-Nature) national organs. The decision was made in relation to an appeal that had been filed in mid-July.
The judges of the Constitutional Court questioned the election of a restricted set of party structures. The main reason for the nullity was related to the fact that these structures had been elected by a structure considered incompetent for the purpose.
This decision represents a new episode in the PAN's internal dispute regarding the legitimacy of its national organs. The party has been facing legal questions about the validity of internal electoral processes.
The Constitutional Court's ruling thus establishes that the election of these structures was not valid, and the party must hold a new election if it wishes to regularize the situation.
