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Justice Closes David Hatchwell's Complaint Against Antonio Maestre for Alleged Slander and Hate Crime

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The Alcobendas Court of Instance (Madrid) has rejected the lawsuit of businessman David Hatchwell Altaras against journalist Antonio Maestre Hernández for alleged crimes of "serious insults, slander and hate crime", following a series of articles and opinions of the informant about the activities of the entrepreneur in Spain. Hatchwell is co-founder of Action and Communication on the Middle East (ACOM), who has led campaigns against critics of t…
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The open judicial battle between journalist and writer Antonio Maestre and businessman David Hatchwell Altaras, co-founder of Action and Communication on the Middle East (ACOM), has had a first favourable outcome for the communicator. According to excerpts from the order issued by Maestre, the judicial body has not admitted the complaint filed against him and has ruled out that the demonstrations that are the subject of the proceedings make it p…

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The Alcobendas Court of Instance (Madrid) has rejected the lawsuit of businessman David Hatchwell Altaras against journalist Antonio Maestre Hernández for alleged crimes of "serious insults, slander and hate crime", following a series of articles and opinions of the informant about the activities of the entrepreneur in Spain. Hatchwell is co-founder of Action and Communication on the Middle East (ACOM), who has led in networks campaigns against …

·Barcelona, Spain
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El Periódico broke the news in Barcelona, Spain on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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