Desestiman caso a Julio Iglesias - Belinda gana porche por sus encantos | Javier Ceriani

The Spanish Audiencia Nacional dismissed a complaint against Julio Iglesias regarding alleged human trafficking, forced labor, and sexual harassment of domestic workers in the Dominican Republic and Bahamas. The court cited lack of jurisdiction, as the alleged crimes occurred outside Spain, and neither the victims nor Iglesias primarily resided there. The host, Javier Ceriani, vehemently criticizes this decision as a 'paperón español' (Spanish disgrace), alleging judicial corruption and a double standard compared to Shakira's tax evasion case.

The host reads directly from the 11-page decree of dismissal, detailing the court's reasoning for lack of jurisdiction. He contrasts this with Shakira's treatment by Spanish tax authorities.

Belinda is accused of using her 'best seduction tricks' to obtain a Porsche and $400,000 from a former boyfriend, audiovisual producer Mohamed Morales. According to an 'informant' and 'witness' cited by the host, Belinda and her family moved into Morales's home, and she subsequently extracted money and the luxury car. Morales allegedly considered the loss a 'cost' to be rid of her.

An audio clip from an unnamed 'witness' details the alleged events, stating Belinda 'got into his house, asked for the car, and started taking money.'

Julio Iglesias allegedly engaged in 'payola' (the illegal practice of bribing radio stations for airplay) to establish his career in the United States. The host claims Iglesias gifted a Mercedes-Benz to prominent Miami radio DJ Betty Pino to ensure his songs were played on Radio Amor 107.5, which was crucial for his U.S. market entry.

The host states, 'contado por ella misma' (told by her herself), referring to Betty Pino, that Julio Iglesias gifted her a Mercedes-Benz. He also shows a condolence message from Julio Iglesias after Pino's death, highlighting their close relationship.

Veteran Mexican journalist Pati Chapoy is heavily criticized by the host for allegedly claiming that YouTubers and influencers rely on her show, 'Ventaneando,' for news. Ceriani accuses Chapoy of being 'descontinuada' (discontinued), xenophobic, homophobics, and having 'decrepitud mental' (mental decrepitude). He also alleges she prevented her co-hosts, including Daniel Bisogno and Pedro Sola, from coming out as gay due to the network's homophobic stance.

The host plays an audio clip of Chapoy stating influencers get their information from 'Ventaneando.' He then details various alleged actions and statements by Chapoy, including her handling of Daniel Bisogno's illness and her past with Televisa and Ricardo Salinas Pliego.

Abdul, former manager and second voice for Emiliano Aguilar, discusses their separation, attributing it to 'desacuerdos' (disagreements) and Emiliano being 'very tired.' He denies accusations of stealing money from Emiliano, stating he managed all finances, provided receipts, and that Emiliano was aware of all transactions. Abdul also reveals they were allegedly paid only $5,000 for a performance at 'Béfest,' while the production company charged $30,000.

Abdul's direct interview, where he states, 'Yo nunca he estado en la cárcel' and 'Nunca [le robé dinero a Emiliano]. Y él sabe que nunca nunca le he robado dinero.' He also mentions the $30,000 vs. $5,000 discrepancy for the 'Béfest' performance.

Despite Miriam García publicly defending Eleazar Gómez against abuse allegations, the host points out that García follows an Instagram page dedicated to 'abuso narcisista' (narcissistic abuse). This is presented as indirect evidence that she is suffering violence and seeking help in silence, contradicting her public statements.

The host shows a screenshot of Miriam García's Instagram activity, highlighting her follow of the 'abuso narcisista' page.