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This article proposes a different view of the events that occurred on November 9, 2020, and later in Peru: the presidential vacancy of Martín Vizcarra because of the cause of moral incapacity and Manuel Merino’s assumption of the government. The view to analyzing the events is the hypothesis that Peru has rated Abusive Constitutionalism by the Congress of the Republic, a hypothesis that is sought to prove throughout the article. First, the research details and explains the initial conceptions of Abusive Constitutionalism and how the doctrine has been delimiting the concept. Second, new forms of manifestation are proposed that abusive Constitutionalism may have beyond its initial definition so that it can include other situations in which democracy is being undermined through seemingly constitutional mechanisms. Third, a critical study is carried out on the Peruvian system and the cons...

El presente artículo propone una vista distinta de los hechos ocurridos el 9 de noviembre de 2020 y posteriores en el Perú, a raíz de la vacancia presidencial de Martín Vizcarra por la causal de incapacidad moral. La mirada para analizar estos sucesos se centran en la hipótesis de que el Perú presenció un Constitucionalismo abusivo por parte del Congreso de la República, hipótesis que se busca probar a lo largo del trabajo. En primer lugar, la investigación detalla y explica las concepciones iniciales que tiene el Constitucionalismo abusivo y cómo la doctrina ha ido delimitando el concepto. En segundo lugar, se proponen nuevas formas de manifestación que puede tener el Constitucionalismo abusivo más allá de su definición inicial, de tal manera que pueda incluir otros supuestos en los que se esté socavando la democracia mediante mecanismos aparentemente constitucionales. E...

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This article proposes a different view of the events that occurred on November 9, 2020, and later in Peru: the presidential vacancy of Martín Vizcarra because of the cause of moral incapacity and Manuel Merino’s assumption of the government. The view to analyzing the events is the hypothesis that Peru has rated Abusive Constitutionalism by the Congress of the Republic, a hypothesis that is sought to prove throughout the article. First, the research details and explains the initial conceptions of Abusive Constitutionalism and how the doctrine has been delimiting the concept. Second, new forms of manifestation are proposed that abusive Constitutionalism may have beyond its initial definition so that it can include other situations in which democracy is being undermined through seemingly constitutional mechanisms. Third, a critical study is carried out on the Peruvian system and the cons...