Overview
- Following Wednesday's on‑air remarks about the case, Jefferson Farfán posted on Instagram telling Medina, "Do not forget my payment," referring to the S/350,000 awarded for violation of privacy.
- In new interviews, Medina said her TV network ATV is paying the compensation in installments and has already covered nearly half of the total.
- She said she is serving her converted sentence through community work at a parish and kept the site private to avoid a media scene.
- Medina signaled she may file a harassment complaint, saying Farfán’s lawyers keep asking the judge to tighten enforcement and even seek jail if payments lag.
- A separate court order requires Medina to pay about S/41,600 to the State as a fine based on daily income, which is distinct from the civil S/350,000 that became final after failed appeals.