Argentina & Juan Cuatrecasas

Argentina: Argentine prosecutors concluded there were grounds for a criminal investigation into Opus Dei's top South American officials on charges of human trafficking and labor exploitation.

Juan Cuatrecasas: Juan Cuatrecasas, president of 'Stolen Childhood', criticized Pope Leo XVI's meeting for not including representatives of all Church victims, viewing it as a public relations effort.

Argentina: Argentine prosecutors concluded there were grounds for launching a criminal investigation into Opus Dei's top South American officials on charges of human trafficking and labor exploitation against 44 women.

Juan Cuatrecasas: Juan Cuatrecasas, a spokesperson for the Robbed Childhood association, expressed skepticism about the Pope's meeting with survivors, stating that the chosen victims do not represent all survivors and are being used to clean up the image of the Spanish church.

Argentina: Argentine prosecutors concluded there were grounds for a criminal investigation into Opus Dei's top South American officials on charges of human trafficking and labor exploitation.

Juan Cuatrecasas: Juan Cuatrecasas, a spokesperson for the Robbed Childhood association, expressed skepticism about the reparations plan and the representation of all victims.