MADRID, Spain — Two women ex-employees of veteran singer Julio Iglesias will testify before prosecutors accusing the Spanish cultural icon of human trafficking and sexual crimes, advocacy groups supporting them said on Wednesday. The women — a domestic worker and a physiotherapist — allege they suffered sexual and other forms of abuse while working at Iglesias’s properties in the Dominican Republic and the Bahamas in 2021, according to Women’s Link Worldwide and Amnesty International. The organisations said a complaint filed with Spanish prosecutors on January 5 outlined alleged acts that could be considered “a crime of human trafficking for the […]... Keep on reading: Singer Julio Iglesias accused of human trafficking by 2 former employees