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Two Ex-Employees of Julio Iglesias Again Sue Him for Alleged Sexual Assault

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Two women who worked for the singer Julio Iglesias and who previously denounced him for harassment and sexual assault, allegedly on the artist's properties in the Bahamas and the Dominican Republic, in 2021, have filed a new complaint, according to the NGO Women's Link, which advises women. The new lawsuit comes after the Spanish National High Court closed the initial case by indicating that the Spanish courts were not competent to investigate a…

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The first complaint was filed on the grounds that the Spanish courts had no jurisdiction to investigate the events in the Dominican Republic.

·Guayaquil, Ecuador
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Two women who worked for the singer Julio Iglesias and who previously denounced him for harassment and sexual assault, allegedly on the artist's properties in the Bahamas and the Dominican Republic, in 2021, have filed a new complaint, according to the NGO Women's Link, which advises women. The new lawsuit comes after the Spanish National High Court closed the initial case by indicating that the Spanish courts were not competent to investigate a…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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A women's rights NGO announced this Friday that the 82-year-old singer's accusers were again trying to have him tried by the Spanish courts, which had declared themselves incompetent on the case.

·Paris, France
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Former officials recomplain after the Spanish Public Prosecutor's Office decided to file a previous complaint, claiming that it had no jurisdiction to investigate alleged crimes committed outside Spanish territory

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Spanish singer Julio Iglesias faces a strong scandal after two former employees announced that they filed a complaint against him for alleged sexual and power abuses.The women worked with the interpreter in their residences in the Dominican Republic and Bahamas.According to a journalistic investigation conducted by the Diario.es, in collaboration with Univisión Noticias in January of this 2026, the events would have occurred in 2021.Now, eight m…

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The singer's lawyer says he has no "formal news" of the complaint and recalls that the lack of Spanish jurisdiction has already been declared.

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Eldiario.es broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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