Peru's Constitutional Court announced a ruling on the evening of the 30th, quashing the sentence against former President Humala, who was sentenced to 15 years in prison for money laundering, and ordered his release. According to the ruling, the Constitutional Court ruled in favor of the habeas corpus application filed by Umara and declared all previous criminal proceedings against Humala null and void. According to a report by Peru's Andes News Agency on the same day, Umara's lawyer said that he will submit a ruling of the Constitutional Court to the court in charge of the Humala appeal case so that Humala can be released.

Peru's Constitutional Court announced a ruling on the evening of the 30th, quashing the sentence against former President Humala, who was sentenced to 15 years in prison for money laundering, and ordered his release. According to the ruling, the Constitutional Court ruled in favor of the habeas corpus application filed by Umara and declared all previous criminal proceedings against Humala null and void. According to a report by Peru's Andes News Agency on the same day, Umara's lawyer said that he will submit a ruling of the Constitutional Court to the court in charge of the Humala appeal case so that Humala can be released.