Overview
- The father, Juan Víctor Sánchez, filed a formal complaint alleging physical and psychological aggression against their minor daughter, triggering police action and a criminal inquiry.
- Andrea San Martín was held about 40 hours at the Miraflores police station after the complaint and was later released but denied access to the child by court order.
- A medico‑legal certificate in the prosecutor’s file records lesions on the girl but does not attribute a cause or date, and both parents’ lawyers have publicly disputed what the report proves.
- The Unidad de Protección Especial of the Ministry of Women is reviewing the case and could start administrative protection procedures that would alter who cares for the child.
- A psychologist cited in coverage says the girl is emotionally affected, the judge has barred both parents from speaking publicly about the process, and the protection measures are described as temporary and revisable.