Daniel Peredo's widow won a labor rights lawsuit and obtained a large sum of money.

The widow of the beloved sports journalist Daniel Peredo, Milagros Llamosas, received a payment of one and a half million soles, for the lawsuit she filed against the company Media Networks Latin America, for omission of payment of labor benefits, reported a local media outlet.

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The Third Permanent Labor Chamber of Lima definitively archived the lawsuit filed by Peredo's widow against Media Networks, after the company paid her the aforementioned sum, according to the newspaper El Popular.

This transaction, carried out on August 11th, would have been approved by the magistrates Doris Céspedes Cabala, Velia Begazo Villegas, and Yesenia Figueroa Mendoza.

The aforementioned amount of money corresponds to the payment of labor benefits such as bonuses, vacations, CTS, bonuses, and profits, for the time that Daniel Peredo worked, from November 1st, 2004 to February 19th, 2018.

Who is Milagros Llamosas?

Milagros Llamosas is the wife of Daniel Peredo and has a degree in social work. She is the mother of two children she had with the journalist, who died on February 19th, 2018.

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