Peru's 1993 Constitution lets president appoint ambassadors without Senate ratification

An analysis in La República notes that Peru's 1993 Constitution removed the Senate ratification requirement for ambassadorial appointments, a change from the 1979 Constitution. This constitutional provision affects the balance of power in diplomatic appointments, but no specific appointment or controversy is cited. The item is an explanatory piece rather than a breaking development.

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