Overview
- The Municipalidad de La Molina opened an administrative sanction procedure that warns of a possible S/8,250 fine (150% of a UIT) for 23-year-old Leonardo Zeus for giving free dance classes near the CIAM.
- The notice gives Zeus five days to present formal descargos before a final decision and is currently in the administrative phase awaiting his written response.
- The municipality says inspections and sonometer measurements found noise levels above legal limits and that neighbors complained about blocked sidewalks and parking areas.
- Zeus and his lawyer, Kevin Herrera, argue the notification has procedural defects and that the noise readings lack certification by a qualified engineer, a claim they say could void the process.
- Zeus says the case has damaged his job prospects and that he cannot afford the fine; the dispute highlights a wider tension between enforcing public-space and noise rules and protecting volunteer programs for older adults, with legal challenge likely if the municipality issues a sanction.