Your question appears to be about JSON rather than about LWP. Can you write a short script that I can run on my own computer?

Update: I hacked out a lot, but not all extraneous stuff. Why do you need a loop here? 

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

use Data::Dumper;


# This a sample json data  I am getting back in $data

my $data = {
          'zip' => 'AB3456',
          'Tipo' => 'Boat',
          'happen' => [
                           {
                             'descri' => 'Yellow Bike Tube'
                           }
                         ],
          'explanation' => 'Order to go home.',
          'notas' => [
                       {
                         'corpus' => 'Free Ship:PLAN C',
                         'To' => 'XQ0000Q',
                         'ExtraName' => 'Test User',
                         'sub' => '44 Bokes broken'
                       }
                     ],
          'dados' => [
                           {
                             'valueA' => '2999',
                             'Creditd' => '-10',
                             'collect' => '120.00 usd',
                             'color' => 'Blue'
                           }
                         ],
          'extraname' => 'Mary Lee Jones',
          'account' => 'EX500RWX22'
};

# This is fine, why is loop needed?
# If there where multiple records like this, then there
# would be an additional level of indirection and a loop
# would be needed to get record specific values of "zip", etc.

my $zip = $data->{zip};
my $descri = $data->{happen}[0]->{descri};
my $extra_name = $data->{notas}[0]->{ExtraName};
print "\n $zip - $descri - $extra_name\n";

__END__
Prints:

AB3456 - Yellow Bike Tube - Test User

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In reply to Re: Parsing data from JSON response file. by Marshall
in thread Parsing data from JSON response file. by Anonymous Monk

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