Overview
- Klug has filed a complaint seeking an attempted feminicide investigation and is urging prosecutors to order preliminary detention and block Torres from leaving Peru, saying she fears he may flee.
- A representative of the women’s ministry said Lobatón chose to handle the matter privately, but the agency initiated actions ex officio to pursue protective measures for her and her children.
- Klug stated the original recording of the attack lasts about 20 minutes and is held by Lobatón, Torres, his lawyer, a friend of Lobatón, and Torres’s mother.
- Torres returned to perform with the orchestra Barrio Fino, drew public heckling, and declined to answer questions from TV reporters about the videoed assault.
- Law firm Estudio Salas Beteta Abogados confirmed it is defending Torres and questioned media pressure, while the singer has deactivated his Instagram and remained publicly silent.