US EditionYoung Men From Braga and Famalicão Claim in Court that Spanish Women Had Sex "of Their Own Free will."
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The four miners accused of gang rape against two young Spanish women in Gijón denied committing the crimes on Thursday, stating in court, even before the final arguments, that both had consented to all sexual acts. Speaking in a closed-door hearing at the Palace of Justice in Gijón, the four young men, two from Braga and two from Famalicão, said that the young Spanish women, aged 23 and 22, one from Asturias and the other from the Basque Countr…
Following the trial of a group of four young people, two of whom are from Famalicão, in a case of alleged rapes committed in Gijón, Spain, in 2021, the defendants' lawyers presented a video, recorded on the night of the alleged crime, which could be the key piece of evidence in proving their innocence. The images […]
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