Ex-employees reopen Julio Iglesias claims
Two former employees of Spanish singer Julio Iglesias have filed a new complaint accusing him of sexual assault and forced labor, after a previous case was closed in Spain due to lack of jurisdiction. The first woman recalls working in the Dominican Republic, while the other worked in the Bahamas, and they accuse him of engaging in acts related to assault and harassment during their employment on his properties in 2021. The human rights organization affirms that Spanish courts have jurisdiction to handle the case based on a law that allows investigations into crimes committed outside Spain but with sufficient links to the country, despite the Spanish prosecution previously closing the case for legal reasons.
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