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Julio Iglesias's former employees file new sexual assault lawsuit after initial complaint archived
Two former employees of singer Julio Iglesias filed a new sexual assault complaint after Spain's prosecutor archived their initial case.
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- Two former employees of Julio Iglesias, identified under the fictitious names Rebeca and Laura, filed a new criminal complaint after Spain's prosecutor's office archived their initial 2021 complaint, ruling that Spanish courts lacked jurisdiction. ·
Primera HoraPuerto Rico
- Julio Iglesias denied the veracity of the accusations, and his lawyers said he had been subjected to 'public lynching'. ·
- Women's Link considers the alleged acts could constitute crimes of human trafficking for forced labor and servitude, crimes against sexual freedom, injuries, degrading treatment, and crimes against workers' rights. ·
All of them publish from Puerto Rico. None is an official body: that part stands on reporting, not on the underlying document or transcript.
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