National
Magistrate
- Spanish: Magistrado del Tribunal Constitucional
How it's filled
- In plain words
- Appointed by the Congress of the Republic
- Exact method
- Seven magistrates chosen by Congress (Constitution art. 201). Six of the seven end their terms in May 2027 per the Court's press office.
- Chosen by
- Congress of the Republic
- Seats
- 7
Who holds these seats now
- César Ochoa Cardich Report Source: tc.gob.pe, checked
- Francisco Morales Saravia Report Source: tc.gob.pe, checked
- Gustavo Gutiérrez Ticse Report Source: tc.gob.pe, checked
- Helder Domínguez Haro Report Source: tc.gob.pe, checked
- Luz Pacheco Zerga Report Source: tc.gob.pe, checked
- Manuel Monteagudo Valdez Report Source: tc.gob.pe, checked
- Pedro Hernández Chávez Report Source: tc.gob.pe, checked
Sources
- congreso.gob.pe · checked Congreso de la República, Constitución Política del Perú and chamber sites (senado.congreso.gob.pe, diputados.congreso.gob.pe), read 2026-10-12: national bodies and offices; cabinet structure from Wikipedia Cabinet of Peru and gob.pe/El Peruano reports. Fallback: Wikipedia for 2026 cabinet and election facts. For: Magistrate
- congreso.gob.pe · checked Spanish names of Peruvian bodies and offices as used in the Constitution and official sites, read 2026-10-12. For: Magistrate in Spanish
- tc.gob.pe · checked Tribunal Constitucional, read 2026-10-12: magistrates and presidency; start dates not sourced. For: César Ochoa Cardich, current term, Francisco Morales Saravia, current term, Gustavo Gutiérrez Ticse, current term, Helder Domínguez Haro, current term, Luz Pacheco Zerga, current term and 2 more