Marisol Peña: "La AC contra Grau, en términos jurídicos, debería ser rechazada en el Senado"

At one point, there were people in Chile who wanted to eliminate the Constitutional Court, that is, to send all the constitutional magistrates home. Others dismissed it, saying it wasn't a court but a third political chamber that serves no purpose and hasn't been elected by the people. The Constitutional Court is the main topic of Tomás Mosciatti's interview, where the guest is none other than Marisol Peña, former president of the Constitutional Court and director of the Constitutional Center at Universidad del Desarrollo. Some of her key quotes: "There are many mistakes, but not all the mistakes we make in life have legal consequences." "Incompetence is not legally punishable unless it is so serious that the legal system itself has classified it as a criminal offense, an administrative infraction, or a constitutional violation." "A political error, however much it bothers me, does not legally constitute a breach of duty." Regarding the vandal registry: "I'd like to understand what all this will lead to." Follow us on our social media: Instagram:   / biobiochile   Facebook:   / radiobiobio   Twitter:   / biobio   TikTok:   / biobiochile