Sexual abuse
Four ex-Vélez players cleared in sexual abuse case
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A judge in Tucumán dismissed charges against Sebastián Sosa, Braian Cufré, Abiel Osorio, and José Florentín, former Vélez Sarsfield players accused of sexually abusing a journalist in a hotel in March 2024. The ruling stated that the facts do not constitute a crime, based on expert reports and reviewed evidence. The victim announced she will appeal the decision, criticizing the local justice system for failing to protect accusers.
As the Government and Church negotiate indemnities for nearly 3,000 victims, groups like Betania enable restoration processes beyond financial compensation. Antonio Sánchez, Silvia Martínez, and Fernando Carrascal share their childhood abuse stories and recent meetings with Church representatives. These accounts underscore the lasting impact on their lives.
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Spain's government, the Episcopal Conference, and Confer will sign a protocol on Monday to compensate victims of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church when judicial recourse is unavailable. The agreement, overseen by the Defender of the People, will be signed at 11:00 a.m. at its headquarters by Félix Bolaños, Luis Argüello, Jesús Díaz Sariego, and Ángel Gabilondo. This mechanism complements the Church's Priva plan, with costs borne by the Church.
The partner of Miguel Trauco, one of the Alianza Lima players accused of sexual abuse, has made a drastic decision. A 22-year-old Argentine woman filed the complaint against Trauco, Carlos Zambrano, and Sergio Peña. Peña broke his silence by posting a statement on social media.
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During a visit to a school in Tizayuca, Hidalgo, Juan Leonardo Pérez approached President Claudia Sheinbaum to report the sexual abuse suffered by his eight-year-old son at the hands of the school director. The incident occurred in December 2024 and has sparked allegations of corruption against local authorities. Pérez claims to be receiving death threats and a cover-up of evidence.