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Favorable decision from First Court Specialized in Constitutional Matters of Lima, Peru of April 2024. Case filed by IDLADS against the Ministry of the Environment that requested the enforcement of the Framework Climate Change. / Decisión favorable de la Primera Sala del Tribunal Constitucional de abril 2024. Caso IDLADS contra el Ministerio del Ambiente del Perú que solicitó el cumplimiento de la ley Marco de Cambio Climático.
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