# Two of Julio Iglesias' Employees File New Sexual Assault Lawsuit

Two former employees of Spanish singer Julio Iglesias filed a new lawsuit alleging sexual assault and forced labor.

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Two former employees of Spanish singer Julio Iglesias filed a new lawsuit against him on Thursday alleging sexual assault and forced labor. [^1]

Julio Iglesias denied the accusations, calling them absolutely false and stating he did not abuse, coerce, or disrespect any woman. [^2]

The women claim these incidents occurred in 2021 at properties in the Bahamas and the Dominican Republic. [^3]

Women's Link Worldwide argues that Spanish courts have jurisdiction under a law allowing the investigation of crimes committed abroad by Spanish citizens if the acts are also crimes in the country where they occurred. [^4]

A Spanish court previously archived an initial complaint filed in January, ruling it incompetent to judge facts that allegedly occurred in the Bahamas and the Dominican Republic. [^5]

The two women allege they suffered sexual abuse and mistreatment while working at Iglesias' properties in the Bahamas and the Dominican Republic in 2021. [^6]

Women's Link Worldwide stated that Spanish courts are competent to investigate crimes committed outside Spain if there are relevant links to Spain and the act is also a crime in the country where it occurred. [^7]

The two women alleged they suffered sexual assault and mistreatment while working at Julio Iglesias' properties in the Bahamas and the Dominican Republic in 2021. [^8]

Women's Link Worldwide stated that the women filed a complaint on September 3 alleging continuous sexual harassment, sexual assault, and the imposition of forced and degrading working conditions. [^9]

## What this stands on

1. Two former employees of Spanish singer Julio Iglesias filed a new lawsuit against him on Thursday alleging sexual assault and forced labor. (24 Horas, News)
2. Julio Iglesias denied the accusations, calling them absolutely false and stating he did not abuse, coerce, or disrespect any woman. (24 Horas, News)
3. The women claim these incidents occurred in 2021 at properties in the Bahamas and the Dominican Republic. (24 Horas, News)
4. Women's Link Worldwide argues that Spanish courts have jurisdiction under a law allowing the investigation of crimes committed abroad by Spanish citizens if the acts are also crimes in the country where they occurred. (24 Horas, News)
5. A Spanish court previously archived an initial complaint filed in January, ruling it incompetent to judge facts that allegedly occurred in the Bahamas and the Dominican Republic. (El Economista, News)
6. The two women allege they suffered sexual abuse and mistreatment while working at Iglesias' properties in the Bahamas and the Dominican Republic in 2021. (El Economista, News)
7. Women's Link Worldwide stated that Spanish courts are competent to investigate crimes committed outside Spain if there are relevant links to Spain and the act is also a crime in the country where it occurred. (El Economista, News)
8. The two women alleged they suffered sexual assault and mistreatment while working at Julio Iglesias' properties in the Bahamas and the Dominican Republic in 2021. (El Colombiano, News)
9. Women's Link Worldwide stated that the women filed a complaint on September 3 alleging continuous sexual harassment, sexual assault, and the imposition of forced and degrading working conditions. (El Colombiano, News)

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