A school in Barcelona is demanding 70,000 euros from the parents of two students who committed suicide: the school wants to protect its reputation in the face of accusations of sexual abuse.
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The religious congregation Fills de la Sagrada Família, owner of the Pare Manyanet schools in Barcelona, has filed a lawsuit and is demanding 70,000 euros from the parents of two former students who died by suicide in 2019 and 2021, as well as an association named Trencats. A judge has formally admitted the legal action to processing.
According to the school's sources, the lawsuit aims to protect the institution's honor and image. The administration stated that accusations leveled against them regarding the cover-up of sexual harassment and abuse crimes are extremely serious and unacceptable.
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El MundoEmphasizes the school's justification, quoting sources on defending honor against grave accusations.
InfobaeFocuses on the procedural developments, including the formal admission of the lawsuit by the judge.