The lawsuit names broadcaster Ray Cruz Santiago and Loíza municipal legislature president Joel A. Osorio Chiclana as defendants, with additional allegations against Loíza mayor Julia Nazario Fuentes. [1][2][3]
The lawsuit requests $650,000 for the minor for moral and psychological damages, and $150,000 for the mother. [4] The lawsuit states the minor student received homophobic harassment, insults, and bullying at school following the public statements. [5] Attorney Iván A. Rivera Reyes stated he has at least seven witnesses prepared to testify, including students, teachers, and community members, regarding the alleged harassment of the 16-year-old teenager and his mother. [6]
The attorney alleged that defendants made statements implying sexual misconduct involving the students, accompanied by homophobic commentary, which led to public harassment of the teen. [7] The lawsuit stems from a controversy involving four students' participation in an Oct. 14 event organized by Puerto Rico’s New Progressive Party (NPP) in Camuy, linked to Sen. Héctor Joaquín Sánchez. [8]La demanda nombra como demandados al comunicador Ray Cruz Santiago y al presidente de la legislatura municipal de Loíza, Joel A. Osorio Chiclana, con alegaciones adicionales contra la alcaldesa de Loíza, Julia Nazario Fuentes. [1][2][3]
La demanda solicita $650,000 para el menor por daños morales y psicológicos, y $150,000 para la madre. [4] La demanda establece que el estudiante menor recibió acoso homofóbico, insultos y bullying en la escuela luego de las expresiones públicas. [5] El abogado Iván A. Rivera Reyes indicó que tiene al menos siete testigos preparados para testificar, incluyendo estudiantes, maestros y miembros de la comunidad, sobre el alegado acoso al adolescente de 16 años y a su madre. [6]
El abogado alegó que los demandados hicieron expresiones que insinuaban conducta sexual inapropiada que involucraba a los estudiantes, acompañadas de comentarios homofóbicos, lo que provocó el acoso público contra el adolescente. [7] La demanda surge de una controversia relacionada con la participación de cuatro estudiantes en un evento del 14 de octubre organizado por el Partido Nuevo Progresista (PNP) de Puerto Rico en Camuy, vinculado al senador Héctor Joaquín Sánchez. [8]
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The lawsuit names broadcaster Ray Cruz Santiago and Loíza municipal legislature president Joel A. Osorio Chiclana as defendants, with additional allegations against Loíza mayor Julia Nazario Fuentes. · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
Wildelia Rivera Rivera filed a defamation lawsuit on Monday in Carolina First Instance Court on behalf of her 16 year old son, seeking at least $800,000 total damages. · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
Wildelia Rivera Rivera filed a lawsuit seeking at least $800,000 in damages against broadcaster Ray Cruz Santiago and attorney Joel A. Osorio Chiclana, president of the Loíza Municipal Legislature. · San Juan Daily Star
The lawsuit requests $650,000 for the minor for moral and psychological damages, and $150,000 for the mother. · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
The lawsuit states the minor student received homophobic harassment, insults, and bullying at school following the public statements. · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
Attorney Iván A. Rivera Reyes stated he has at least seven witnesses prepared to testify, including students, teachers, and community members, regarding the alleged harassment of the 16-year-old teenager and his mother. · San Juan Daily Star
The attorney alleged that defendants made statements implying sexual misconduct involving the students, accompanied by homophobic commentary, which led to public harassment of the teen. · San Juan Daily Star
The lawsuit stems from a controversy involving four students' participation in an Oct. 14 event organized by Puerto Rico’s New Progressive Party (NPP) in Camuy, linked to Sen. Héctor Joaquín Sánchez. · San Juan Daily Star
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