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The 1993 Political Constitution of Peru is the fundamental norm of the Republic of Peru.2 Preceded by 11 other constitutional texts, it was drafted at the beginning of the government of Alberto Fujimori by the Democratic Constituent Congress convened by himself after the dissolution of Congress in the 1992 self-coup, was consequently approved by the 1993 referendum, although the results have been disputed by some sectors.3
This fundamental law is the basis of the national legal system. From its legal, political, social, philosophical, and economic principles all the laws of the Republic are derived. The Constitution organizes political powers and institutions, in addition to establishing and regulating the rights and freedoms of Peruvian citizens. Premium over any law and its rules are inviolable and mandatory.