Jefferson Farfán Accuses Magaly Medina of Community Service Violations; Legal Battle Erupts
- Magaly Medina is performing court-ordered community service at a center identified by Infobae on June 16, 2026, following a legal challenge from former footballer Jefferson Farfán.
- The dispute escalated when Farfán approached the court to report irregularities regarding the conductor's service, according to reporting from América TV.
- Jefferson Farfán filed the complaint based on claims of non-compliance and irregularities in the execution of Medina's community service.
Magaly Medina is performing court-ordered community service at a center identified by Infobae on June 16, 2026, following a legal challenge from former footballer Jefferson Farfán. Farfán has filed a formal complaint with the judiciary alleging that Medina failed to comply with the requirements of her community service.
The dispute escalated when Farfán approached the court to report irregularities regarding the conductor’s service, according to reporting from América TV. Farfán’s legal action questions whether Medina has actually fulfilled the hours and duties mandated by the court.
Why did Jefferson Farfán file a complaint against Magaly Medina?
Jefferson Farfán filed the complaint based on claims of non-compliance and irregularities in the execution of Medina’s community service. According to América TV, Farfán sought judicial intervention to verify if the television host had adhered to the legal terms of her sentence.

Farfán dismissed Medina’s public defenses as rhetoric. In a report by Trome.com, Farfán characterized her responses as “mucho bla bla bla” and reiterated his primary question regarding whether she had actually completed the required service.
The legal mechanism used by Farfán focuses on the verification of the service center’s records and the actual attendance of the convicted party. In the Peruvian judicial system, failure to comply with community service can lead to the revocation of a suspended sentence.
How has Magaly Medina responded to the allegations?
Magaly Medina has denied the accusations and challenged Farfán to provide evidence of her alleged failure to comply. According to RPP, Medina responded to the questioning by stating, “Que muestre las pruebas” (Let him show the evidence).
Medina further specified that any evidence should be presented through official channels rather than in the media. According to La República, she told Farfán to present his proofs directly before the Judiciary.
“Que lo muestre ante el Poder Judicial”
Magaly Medina via La República
The conductor’s defense strategy relies on the fact that the court maintains the official logs of community service hours. By directing Farfán to the Judiciary, she shifts the burden of proof to the complainant to demonstrate a discrepancy between the court records and her actual activity.
Where is Magaly Medina performing her community service?
Infobae reported on June 16, 2026, the specific district and the center where Medina is carrying out her community work. This disclosure followed the public accusations made by Farfán regarding the legitimacy of her service.

While the specific center’s name was exposed to verify her presence, the dispute remains centered on whether the time spent at the facility meets the total hours required by the court. Farfán’s complaint suggests that the reported service may not align with the reality of Medina’s attendance.
What are the legal implications of the dispute?
The conflict highlights a contrast in how the two parties are handling the matter. Farfán is utilizing the formal judicial system to report irregularities, while Medina is using public statements to challenge the validity of those claims. According to reports from Trome.com and América TV, the case now rests on the court’s ability to verify the attendance logs at the center identified by Infobae.
If the Judiciary finds that Medina did not fulfill the community service as ordered, she could face legal sanctions. Conversely, if the records are verified as accurate, Farfán’s complaint will be dismissed. The case remains under the jurisdiction of the Peruvian courts as they evaluate the evidence provided by Farfán against the official records of the service center.
