Guatemala’s Constitutional Court (CC) has unanimously granted a provisional remedy in favor of congresswoman Lourdes Teresita de León, who also serves as the General Secretary of the UNE party. The ruling mandates that Congress prioritize scheduling interpellations – formal questioning – of several cabinet ministers. This decision compels the legislative body to address pending requests for ministers to appear before Congress and answer questions from lawmakers. The specific ministers involved were not detailed in the initial report, but the court’s order establishes a clear directive regarding the order of business. This action follows a request for protection filed by de León, seeking to ensure the legislative branch fulfills its oversight responsibilities. The court’s unanimous decision underscores the seriousness of the matter and the importance of accountability within the government. It remains to be seen how Congress will respond to this directive and when the interpellations will take place.