Claims $50 Million: Mireddys González Sues Daddy Yankee and Several Banks

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Mireddys González Castellanos filed a lawsuit in the Federal Court for the District of Puerto Rico demanding that Ramón Luis Ayala Rodríguez, known as Daddy Yankee, return $50 million corresponding to a corporate dividend that, according to…

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González argues that the reversal occurred through direct coordination between the legal divisions of FirstBank and Oriental Bank.

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Daddy Yankee's ex-wife introduces new lawsuit and claims $50 million Period Agency... Mar, 16/12/2025 - 07:58 Mireddys González went to the Federal Court of San Juan and accused the singer of failing to comply with a prior agreement through an alleged coordinated plan with banking entities to reverse the dividend payment.

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On Monday, Daddy Yankee’s ex-wife, Mireddys González, filed a new lawsuit to claim 50 million to the artist at the San Juan Federal Court in Puerto Rico, accusing the singer of deliberately failing to comply with the agreement reached in October. Corporations El Cartel Records and Los Cangris, Inc. “adopted and executed” in December 2024 resolutions declaring dividends for $100 million between González and Ramón Luis Ayala Rodríguez, the singer’…

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Another episode in the legal battle between Mireddys González Castellanos and his ex-husband Ramón Ayala Rodríguez, known in the music industry as Daddy Yankee, opened at the Federal Court in San Juan with the filing of a new lawsuit. (Continue reading...) La entrada Mireddys sues Daddy Yankee for $50 million was first published in Remolacha - News Dominican Republic.

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PUERTO RICO – Mireddys González Castellanos, former wife of Daddy Yankee, filed a new lawsuit against the artist on Monday in the Federal Court of San Juan. González Castellanos claims to be returned $50 million which, he claims, was removed “without legal authority” from his accounts and points directly to Ramón Luis Ayala, the artist’s first name.