Julio Iglesias Faces New Abuse Complaint
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Two former Julio Iglesias employees file new complaint for alleged sexual assault and forced labour in Bahamas and Dominican Republic
A previous case in which two women accused Julio Iglesias of assault was dropped by Spanish prosecutors.
Two former female employees accuse the Spanish singer of sexual assault and forced labour on his property in the Bahamas and the Dominican Republic.
Two former Julio Iglesias employees file new sexual assault complaint
Julio Iglesias faces new abuse complaint
Spanish prosecutors in January shelved a first complaint over the same allegations against Iglesias, a Grammy winner with more than 300 million records sold in a career spanning decades. The women, a domestic worker and a physiotherapist, allege they suffered sexual and other forms of abuse while working at Iglesias's properties in the Dominican Republic and the Bahamas in 2021. Iglesias, 82, called the accusations "absolutely false", saying he …
Since the complaint was made, Julio Iglesias denied the veracity of the charges against him and his lawyers maintained that the singer had been subjected to a "public lynching".
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