Julio Iglesias’ Whistleblowers Tried to Sell Their Fake History of Abuse to the ‘New York Times’ Unsuccessfully and so Went to ‘El Diario.es’
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Their claims were high, too high: Julio Iglesias' whistleblowers tried unsuccessfully to sell to The New York Times their story of sexual abuse in the singer's mansion, but a journalist from the Latin American and Caribbean correspondent newspaper, after listening to them, declined, for obvious reasons, to cover a story that has been proven to be ... Continue reading "They went to the ‘New York Times’ with their false allegations and ended up in…
The controversy over the denunciations against Julio Iglesias is not limited to the courts, but is also displayed in the editorials of the major media and in the headlines that shape the public perception. Irene Tabera tells it in OKDIARIO about the complainants and their trajectory through various editorials synthesizes the issue with the phrase: “They went to the ‘New York Times’ with their false accusations and ended up in ‘El Diario.es’.” Th…
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