“There are no false complaints, there is a fanatical right whose job is to criminalize women”. This tweet was published on September 9, 2020 on the social network ‘X’ (formerly Twitter) by the former deputy Íñigo Errejónwhich is currently being investigated for alleged sexual assault after the complaint by actress Elisa Mouliáa.
Just on Thursday, Sumar’s former spokesperson He assured that this complaint “is false” and asked the judge investigating him to reopen the case and allow him to testify to “expose the reality of the facts”, accusing Mouliáa of delaying the processing of the procedure – after the interruption of the case due to the lawyer’s pregnancy of the complainant – “with evident bad faith”.
Furthermore, in the publication in ‘X’ four years ago, Errejón shared an article from the newspaper Public which explained that only seven of the 168,057 complaints of gender violence presented in 2019 had been classified as false.
The tweet, which has been shared again on social networks, has generated comments that question the consistency between that position and its current defense against the actress’ complaint. In the appeal presented for the reopening of the case, Errejón’s lawyer has insisted that the reality of the events “is far from those described by Mouliáa in his false complaint” and that “his bad faith” in extending the judicial process “is undoubted.”
Given these accusations, Elisa Mouliáa has responded to the resourcestating forcefully that his complaint “is not false.” “I understand that the anger is enormous, but of course Saying that it is a false complaint seems regrettable to me. because it is not. “All I’m saying is what happened with a twist,” said the interpreter in statements to the program And now Sonsoles from Antenna 3.
The actress recalled that her lawyer is on medical leave and “in a complex situation.” “To say that everything is false and that there has been bad faith (…) The bad faith seems to me to be coming from their side now,” he concluded.