Julio Iglesias Sues Spain's Deputy PM Yolanda Díaz, Demands €50,000
Iglesias says Yolanda Díaz’s remarks damaged his honor and privacy, and he is also pursuing a separate criminal complaint against Diario.es journalists.
- Spanish singer Julio Iglesias sued Spain's Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz before the Supreme Court, accusing her of "unlawful interference with his right to honour and privacy" over comments made earlier this year.
- The legal action follows January allegations from two former employees claiming sexual abuse at Iglesias's residences in Punta Cana and Lyford Cay, investigated by Diario and Univisi over three years.
- Iglesias seeks €50,000 in compensation, arguing Díaz voiced "clear prejudices" when alleging "sexual abuse was taking place in his home, that staff were kept in conditions akin to slavery and that their fundamental rights were systematically violated."
- Separately, the singer filed a criminal complaint in a Madrid court against Diario editor Ignacio Escolar and reporters, accusing them of publishing "false and defamatory" statements intended to "undermine" his public image.
- The National Court prosecutor's office previously shelved proceedings against the artist regarding the alleged assaults, citing a "lack of jurisdiction" to hear the case as incidents occurred at his Caribbean residences.
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The singer's lawyer asks for €50,000 in compensation for "moral damage" to his clientJulio Iglesias complains against the Diario.es, against its director and against four of its journalists The civil protection claim of the right to honor that Julio Iglesias has filed against the second vice president and minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, is based on two comments – one published on the social network Bluesky and one on TVE – on the account of the…
Madrid. Spanish singer Julio Iglesias filed a lawsuit against the second vice president of the Spanish government, Yolanda Díaz, before the Supreme Court for an alleged crime of “illegal interference in the right to honor and personal privacy.” The complaint is due to the declarations of Spanish politics following the artist’s systematic sexual harassment complaint against at least two domestic employees working for him and whose complaints were…
Grammy-Winning Singer Julio Iglesias Sues Spain's Deputy PM Díaz over Sexual Abuse Allegations
Legendary Spanish singer Julio Iglesias sued Spain's Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz on Tuesday, accusing her of violating his "right to honor" over remarks she made about sexual abuse allegations against Iglesias brought by two former employees earlier this year. The post Grammy-Winning Singer Julio Iglesias Sues Spain’s Deputy PM Díaz over Sexual Abuse Allegations appeared first on Breitbart.
Julio Iglesias sued the vice president of Spain, Yolanda Díaz, demanding €50,000. She accuses her of having damaged her honor by referring to testimonies of alleged sexual abuse issued by former singer workers
Yolanda Díaz did not recant from several accusations he made against the singer. Julio Iglesias now advances to the Supreme Court and demands that politics pay compensation of 50,000 euros for moral damage.
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