Two former employees have filed a new complaint against Spanish singer Julio Iglesias, alleging sexual assault and forced labor. A rights organization representing the women announced the filing, asserting that Madrid has jurisdiction over the case. This follows a previous complaint with similar allegations that was closed by Spanish prosecutors in January. The complainants accuse the Grammy-winning artist, who has sold over 300 million records, of misconduct. The organization believes Madrid is the correct venue to pursue legal action. Details of the alleged incidents have not been fully disclosed, but the accusations represent a serious challenge to Iglesias's public image. This new filing reopens scrutiny into past claims against the singer.