2024-07-19 10:28:44
“We are going, as we have always done, to protect against the possibility of committing a crime against the rights of workers.” secretary of CCOO Madrid Paloma López confirmed this Friday that the union will appear as a private prosecutor in the case of Nacho Cano. “He is accused of bringing seventeen Mexicans to Spain to work on his show.” Malinche and this is a completely irregular situation,” said the person in charge, “you cannot come to work with a residence permit or a tourist permit.”
The young people working for Nacho Cano have been refused a residence permit since May
“It establishes two possible crimes: one against the rights of foreign citizens and the second against the rights of workers,” he said. The National Police arrested the former member of Mecano last Tuesday, July 9. After giving a statement, he was released. That same evening, he claimed to be the victim of an operation against him to support Ayuso. “I’m not the criminal, it’s the police,” he announced at a press conference, surrounded by, as he explained, “interns” involved in the project.
Days later, these dancers reported to the Police for coercion and falsifying documents when questioned as part of the investigation. Before that, The country They published that they have all been denied their study permit since May and, therefore, they are obliged to leave the country and return to Mexico.
“We have seen the situation and have decided to press charges in this case. We can do it because one of the basic objectives of the union is to ensure the rights of workers; and that there is no case of possible fraud or any other aspect that could have been done,” defended the secretary of CCOO Madrid, who recalled that one of the objectives of the union is to “control and ensure that the work is done legally, with dignity. and safe conditions.”
“We’ll see the rest of the cases that come up, like social security fraud,” he said.
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