The intern who reported Nacho Cano for offering her 3,000 euros to not file a complaint stands by her statement and breaks her silence for the first time. Leslie Guadalupe, who reported the artist for crimes related to the rights of foreigners and workers, spoke about the violence she suffered to keep her silent and prevent her from going to the authorities.
In recent statements collected by the media 'elDiario.es', Leslie Guadalupe revealed that she was offered money and a ticket back to Mexico, but she refused to accept and sign out of fear. Additionally, she recounted that they locked her in her hostel room for hours to prevent her from communicating with anyone.
The intern claimed to have evidence that she has already submitted to the relevant authorities, which has triggered an investigation. Leslie was scheduled to testify at the Court of Instruction number 19 in Madrid alongside Nacho Cano and three executives from 'La Malinche', but she is currently without a lawyer and is having difficulty moving forward in the process.
Despite this, Leslie Guadalupe remains firm in her stance: 'I know I am telling the truth,' although she acknowledges the necessity of having a trusted lawyer to represent her adequately.
