Overview
- Daniela Darcourt, speaking Monday on the Q'Bochinche podcast, said Yahaira Plasencia’s request for state protection was an excess and argued that women with long-delayed abuse cases deserve priority.
- Plasencia had announced that the Prefectura de Lima granted her personal guarantees, an administrative measure meant to stop what she calls psychological violence from TV host Magaly Medina.
- Separately, Plasencia’s aggravated defamation complaint remains active as she alleges damage to her honor and reputation from on-air labels and remarks.
- Medina has denied using the specific term cited by Plasencia and said her show relies on colloquial criticism as part of her job.
- In Peru, personal guarantees are short-term protective orders issued by the Prefectura to prevent harassment or violence, a tool that artists and critics say could now shape how far on-air commentary can go in celebrity feuds.