Several women report a well-known music technician from Donostia-San Sebastián for sexual harassment
- Yesterday the reports against music technician Iñaki Castro began to be disseminated in the account '@docena_euskalherria', and the testimonies of more than a dozen women have already been collected.
A week ago the @audio_euskalherria account was opened on Instagram and dozens of anonymous testimonies have been received since then. Yesterday, the account opened a complaint about the attacks by Donostia-San Sebastian technician Iñaki Castro, who works as a producer and has a factory. When it comes to writing this news, seventeen messages have been disseminated. In all cases, there is talk of “persecution” and similar “attacks”, and there is talk of the same “modus operandi”.
Castro was denounced in 2020 by several women, and months after he stopped working in Dabadaba and playing in the musical groups he played in his day. In any case, and despite the fact that it ceased to be part of the public work, it is still active in numerous festivals in the city and Euskal Herria, such as the Kantu Festival, the boga boga boga, Glad is the day, Kutxa Kultur and BIME, always through their own company.
On the networks, many users have reported that this was something “known”, because at least since 2020 there have been several complaints, and have denounced that the festivals of San Sebastian have ignored it.
Complaint in Euskal Herria
The Instagram account was created a week ago, and there are already dozens of women who have given anonymous testimonies on this issue. This type of complaint has intensified in recent months, especially in the Spanish State, in relation to cases such as that of politician Iñigo Errejón.
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With the words of poet Vicent Andrés Estellés, I am one among so many cases, and not an isolated, rare or extraordinary case. Unfortunately, no. Among so many, one. In particular, according to the Council of Europe, and among other major institutions such as Save The Children,... [+]
