Sexual harassment is a serious problem that does not distinguish between women and men, as it affects people of all genders. This situation, unfortunately, is more common than many believe and has a profound impact on the lives of victims.
One of those who seems to have suffered is Nacho Tellado. The architect, who tries to shed light on the most controversial football plays, could even report it in the near future. At least, that's what Siro López has assured.
The journalist was live with Ibai Llanos, Reven and the Buyer family on the occasion of Real Madrid - Manchester City, and at one point, when he believed that no one was recording him, he explained this event: "He is going to say in front of a judge that he has suffered sexual harassment.
Social networks have started to fume after this confession. Siro López's words have spread like wildfire in X, where theories of all kinds have quickly been launched. Some of them have pointed to Josep Pedrerol, with whom Siro maintains a great open war and Tellado, with whom he does not get along well either, shared space. "Think wrong and you will be right," they have suggested.
In this sense, Siro López has never been silent about what he considers bad practices of his former boss. The Galician has assured in some of his direct messages that Pedrerol is a bad person, who treats the interns badly and ruins the lives of his enemies. “He made sure that Nacho Peña was fired in Mexico by talking to his boss, as well as three young boys who left the channel at the same time, because they considered that they were being exploited. “This miserable and shameless scoundrel called some media outlets to not give them work,” the streamer said.
All these accusations have led Pedrerol to take action on the matter. "He asks me for 370,000 euros, to scare me and to let my guard down, and I am not going to do it. I said it at the time: I am not going to withdraw the complaints that I have made; in front of a judge there are witnesses who have confirmed it, no "It's an invention, it's not going to silence me," said Siro López.
