Overview
- César Acuña acknowledged in his JNE filing that he is complying with a confirmed Lima family-court ruling requiring monthly advance child support for the son he had with Jenny Gutiérrez.
- Alianza para el Progreso asserted he has always met his obligations and framed the disclosure as transparency, though La República reports he appealed the initial maintenance order despite declaring S/9.8 million in annual income.
- Police records published by La República document four complaints by Gutiérrez alleging family violence incidents between 2018 and 2020.
- The Ministerio Público database shows a case in the Second Superior Family Prosecutor’s Office with a resolving opinion for psychological abuse, while Acuña’s lawyer maintains the matters were archived and has not provided supporting documents.
- Family-law specialists cited in the reporting note that a confirmed sentence remains enforceable and that repeated failures to pay can be referred for criminal action.