Arrest warrant issued for Claudina Pérez, known as La Tora
The Seventh Instruction Court of the National District has declared the communicator Claudina Pérez Ramírez, popularly known in the media as La Tora, in contempt of court. The judicial decision arises following her failure to attend the hearing scheduled for this Thursday, within the framework of the legal process she is facing due to a complaint filed against her.
Magistrate Deiby Timoteo Peguero, in charge of the case, was the one who issued the order of conduct and arrest against the public figure. This measure was taken after confirming that the defendant had been duly notified at her home and, even so, decided not to appear before the court to continue the ongoing judicial process.
Judicial process details
The legal case involving the communicator originated in 2024, following a complaint filed by journalist Iluminada Muñoz. The plaintiff maintains a formal accusation for the alleged crimes of defamation and slander, stemming from statements and content disseminated by Pérez Ramírez in public spaces.
The communicator’s absence from the court, despite having received the corresponding notification, prompted the judge to proceed with the declaration of contempt and the arrest warrant to ensure her presence in the upcoming stages of the process.
Emery Colomby Rodríguez, attorney for the plaintiff
What does this measure imply for La Tora?
- The arrest warrant authorizes the competent authorities to execute the detention of Claudina Pérez Ramírez and present her before the court.
- It is essential to clarify that this judicial resolution does not constitute a verdict of guilt.
- The process will continue its legal course until the court can evaluate the evidence and determine the corresponding responsibilities according to current laws.
Alofoke Deportes will continue to follow this judicial case to report on the next steps that the Seventh Instruction Court of the National District will take following the execution of the issued order.
