Update: Spanish singer, Julio Iglesias denies allegations he s£xually ass@ulted two former employees

Spanish singer, Julio Iglesias, has denied abusing two former domestic employees who have filed a criminal complaint against him, describing the accusations as false in a social media post late on Thursday. The prosecutors office of Spains High Court has said it has opened preliminary proceedings over the complaint, which a rights group said involved human trafficking for forced labor and servitude, sxual abuse and violations of workers rights. Read previous report here I deny having abused, coerced or disrespected any woman. These accusations are completely false and cause me great sadness, Iglesias, 82, said in a statement bearing his signature posted on his Instagram profile. Iglesias, one of the worlds best-selling Latin artists with more than 300 million records sold in 14 languages, added he had found great comfort in messages of support. Rights group Womens Link Worldwide filed the complaint on January 5 on behalf of the two women, identified by the pseudonyms Rebeca and Laura, after a three-year investigation by US broadcaster Univision and Spanish outlet elDiario.es. The group described the complainants as young Latin American women in vulnerable situations who were heavily dependent on their wages due to their economic and social conditions. The reports said they had worked in Iglesias Caribbean residences in the Dominican Republic and Bahamas for 10 months in 2021. The court has not provided any details of the case, which is subject to secrecy rules. The post Update: Spanish singer, Julio Iglesias denies allegations he sxually ass@ulted two former employees appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.