Overview
- The Sixth Specialized Labor Court in Lima began formal execution of a Supreme Court ruling that fixes payment of S/213,174.63 to former Reniec worker and ex-president Dina Boluarte, with the move reported on Saturday.
- The award itemizes S/61,265.63 for Compensación por Tiempo de Servicios (CTS) and the balance for gratifications, accrued vacation pay and escolaridad, which are common Peruvian labor benefits.
- The court appointed a judicial expert to recalculate about S/13,000 in collective-union awards after the Supreme Court found Boluarte held periods in a trusted managerial post that legally exclude some union benefits.
- Reniec said it will comply with the ruling but will process payment through its internal sentence-payment commission by order of antigüedad, and the court warned it may use forced execution and legal penalties if the agency delays.
- The dispute began with a 2007 employment claim that initially sought over S/428,000 and was reduced through appeals to the S/213,174.63 fixed by the Supreme Court in October 2025, a development that now tests how public bodies settle judicial labor debts and could speed enforcement of other government payroll judgments.