Peruvian journalist and television host Magaly Medina declared on her show that she has nothing to hide after streamer Victor Caballero, known as Curwen, raised questions about a potential summons from the Public Prosecutor's Office.
Speaking on her program Magaly TV, la firme, Medina stated that she is fully prepared to respond if judicial authorities decide to call her for questioning regarding an ongoing investigation.
The exchange follows escalating media tension sparked by hidden-camera footage broadcast on Medina's program that exposed Curwen's fiancée, Carla Campos Salazar, with a man nicknamed Grimy.
Addressing insinuations made by Curwen regarding a case linked to suspended judge María Delfina Vidal and former football player Jefferson Farfán, Medina asserted that her record is completely clean. Curwen had previously claimed that a request for a favor was made surrounding a change of judge in the Farfán proceedings.
Medina said that if authorities call her, she will attend and answer every question honestly and directly. She emphasized that investigators can search her thoroughly because she has nothing to conceal.
Streamer Controversy and Personal Claims
The television presenter questioned Curwen's attempt to link entertainment reporting with political matters. She insisted that the streamer should direct his questions toward Campos Salazar rather than targeting her broadcast team.
Medina pointed to recent broadcast images showing Campos Salazar alongside the man known as Grimy. She noted that the root of the controversy stems entirely from the streamer's personal life rather than her investigative coverage.
Reflecting on her professional background, Medina recalled her previous time in prison, describing herself as a survivor who overcame incarceration. She added that while spending a single day behind bars might terrify others, she remains active on television after three decades in the industry.
The confrontation between the media figures developed after Curwen publicly announced the cancellation of his upcoming wedding to Campos Salazar. Curwen stated that he was deeply affected by the situation, while Campos Salazar's father later defended his daughter, claiming the broadcast images were taken out of context.
Background and Legal Context
Curwen also confronted a figure named Tonino, calling him miserable for commenting publicly on the video footage involving Campos Salazar.
Magaly TV, la firme is an entertainment news show broadcast on the Peruvian television network ATV. Host Magaly Medina has worked in Peruvian media for thirty years, during which her investigative exposes, locally known as ampays, have frequently generated national commentary.
The Public Prosecutor's Office, known in Peru as the Ministerio Público, is the independent constitutional body tasked with conducting criminal investigations and bringing legal prosecutions. Medina concluded her broadcast by reiterating that she will attend any official proceedings without hesitation if summoned by prosecutors.
