am trying to parse the error message but its not working i dont know why.

am making http post

my $Msg;

my $resp = $ua->request($req);
if ($resp->is_success) {
    my $Rep = JSON::XS->new->decode ($resp->decoded_content);
     $Msg = $Rep->{data}->{error_message};
}
else {
    print "", $resp->decoded_content, "n";
}

print "Error: $Msg\n";

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and the response is 

{ "status": "fail", "data": { "error_message": "Cannot withdraw funds 
+without Network Fee of 0.00000000 BTC. Maximum withdrawable balance i
+s 0.00000000 BTC.", "available_balance": "0.00000000", "max_withdrawa
+l_available": "0.00000000", "minimum_balance_needed": "0.00053590", "
+coin_fee": "0.00000000", "estimated_network_fee": "0.00000000", "esti
+mated_min_custom_network_fee": "0.00000000", "estimated_max_custom_ne
+twork_fee": "0.00000000" } }nError:

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so am trying to parse error message like this 

 
$Msg = $Rep->{data}->{error_message};

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but not working

In reply to parsing json message by bigup401

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