Open data: fines in Peru

Every fine Mis Derechos covers as a CSV and JSON file: conduct, severity, range in UIT and soles (UIT 2026), authority, legal basis and official source.

CSV JSON

Rows in this language	114
Authorities	34
UIT	2026: S/ 5,500 (Decreto Supremo N.º 301-2025-EF)
Licence	CC BY 4.0
Version	1.0

We also publish the list of every norm our pages cite: cited norms (CSV, JSON).

And the record of which pages were verified and when: changelog (RSS, JSON).

How it is built

The file is generated on every publish from the same fine tables the pages show, so it never says something different from them. When the UIT changes, the soles columns change with it.

Columns

Column	What it holds
`id`	Stable identifier: language/page/row number
`lang`	Row language (es, en). Each fine appears in both languages.
`pagina_url, pagina_titulo`	The site page that explains that fine
`pagina_traduccion_url`	The same page in the other language
`categoria`	consumo, trabajo, identidad, familia, migracion, vivienda, tramites, salud, finanzas, mascotas
`supuesto`	The conduct that is fined
`gravedad`	amonestacion, leve, grave, muy grave, variable
`uit_min, uit_max`	Fine range in UIT, as the norm sets it
`uit_anio, uit_soles`	The UIT used to convert to soles
`soles_min, soles_max`	The range converted to soles
`autoridad`	Who imposes the fine
`base_legal`	Norm and article that set the fine
`nota`	A note on the range, if any
`estado_pagina, verificado, proxima_revision`	The page's verification status and dates
`fuentes, fuentes_urls`	Every source the page cites, separated by " \| "

How to cite it

Mis Derechos (misderechos.pe), "Fines in Peru", https://misderechos.pe/en/data/

If you reproduce a figure, also cite the norm and article in the base_legal column. Our summary does not replace the official text.

Statutory ranges, not the fine in a case Each row is the range the norm sets. The actual fine is graded by the authority case by case. This is legal information, not legal advice.