Overview
- Jefferson Farfán has published surveillance videos, attendance sheets and a long report alleging Magaly Medina missed scheduled days and in one instance stayed only minutes at the parish where she was assigned to do community service.
- Magaly Medina says she has paid S/145,000 toward the court‑ordered reparations and insists she is complying with the sentence while arguing monitoring falls to INPE and the parish, not to private parties.
- Justice Minister Luis Enrique Jiménez Borja announced the ministry has requested documents and asked that investigations be opened to clarify the apparent discrepancies raised by Farfán.
- The dispute has moved beyond documents to reputation: Farfán shared a clip of Medina insulting her staff and a public list of people he says she targeted, while Medina has threatened defamation suits and continued to defend herself on air.
- No final administrative or judicial ruling has been reported yet and investigators will need to assess INPE and parish records, the admissibility of Farfán’s footage and the timing of the payments to determine next steps.