Overview
- The dispute escalated this week when Jefferson Farfán posted repeated ultimatums saying he has documentary proof that Magaly Medina irregularly fulfilled court‑ordered community service and promising to publish it soon.
- Medina publicly denied the allegations on her TV program, urged Farfán to present formal evidence, and warned she will file a querella if no proof is produced through judicial channels.
- On June 19–20 Medina notarized threatening messages she says name Farfán and filed complaints with the Policía Nacional’s Division of Extortion, the Fiscalía de la Nación, and INPE to document the threats.
- Medina’s lawyer, Fernando Ugaz, says there is no record that Farfán has submitted supporting evidence to the court and characterizes the ex‑player’s posts as media pressure rather than a legal filing.
- The conflict has spilled into social media and tabloids, produced collateral disclosures such as Farfán’s published child‑support figure, and now risks parallel criminal investigations over threats plus civil defamation litigation if no verified evidence appears.