Overview
- Farfán went to the Corte Superior this week and told reporters he submitted documents to the Poder Judicial alleging irregularities in how Medina’s 138 jornadas de servicio comunitario were recorded.
- Television programs published an acta that places Medina’s service at the Parroquia Nuestra Señora de Loreto in Surquillo and lists dates and signatures that are now being contested.
- Medina rejects the accusations, says she is completing her service discreetly, and has challenged Farfán to produce any videos or files before the judge while her lawyers seek access to the alleged materials.
- Farfán insists his legal team already presented proof to the court and has asked Medina to confirm whether the signatures on the records are hers, a dispute that could prompt further judicial motions about authenticity.
- The case raises questions about protecting confidential supervisory records and personal data after media outlets broadcast documents, and the next steps are judicial review of the submitted evidence and possible higher appeals.