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The producer and host Andrés Tovar broke the silence after his connection to the process was made public. Through social networks, he assured that the case arises from a legal dispute with Grupo Imagen, a company where he worked for more than five years and for which he created more than 6,300 hours of television content.

The details of the case

Tovar explained that the conflict began more than two years ago, when he tried to resolve differences over the recognition of his work and his copyright. “For defending my rights as an author and producer, today I face a criminal process that I consider unjustified,” he wrote.

According to his version, after exhausting the dialogue and filing a civil lawsuit, the response was a criminal complaint against him. “After more than two years trying to resolve this conflict through dialogue and later through a civil lawsuit, the response was a criminal complaint against me,” he stated.

The driver pointed out that during his time at Grupo Imagen, which lasted five and a half years, he developed various projects. Although the process continues, he insisted that defending creative work should not lead to legal persecution. “I firmly believe that defending the work done, demanding the recognition of copyright should not be a reason for persecution or criminalization,” he said.

Tovar clarified that being involved in the process does not imply guilt. “Linking to the process is not a sentence, it does not mean guilt, and it does not represent a definitive determination of the facts. It is only a legal process that allows the investigation to continue,” he explained.

Finally, he warned about the impact that cases like this can have for other workers. “Today it is me. Tomorrow it can be anyone who decides to defend their rights,” he concluded.

Meeting in Madrid

Tom Holland and Zendaya returned to the story that brought them together almost a decade ago. Both actors appeared together in Madrid during the promotion of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, a film that will hit theaters on July 29.

At the Four Seasons hotel in the Spanish capital, the couple posed on the red carpet. Smiling and relaxed, they captured all eyes. Not only because of their combined looks—a black suit with a red shirt for him, a black dress with vintage lace and fringes for her—but because of the complicity they showed.

Images from the event show them hugging, exchanging smiles and knowing glances. They even played with each other and with the press.

Engagement Rumors

Although neither of them spoke about their private lives, since last March there have been reports that they had formalized their relationship in a private ceremony. To date, no one has confirmed or denied it.

A detail that caught attention was the gold ring that Zendaya was wearing on her hand, very similar to a wedding band.

Promotional tour

The couple — along with the rest of the cast — is expected to visit Mexico City as part of the promotional tour, although there is no official date yet.

The accident

Al-Qa’qa’ Antar al-Absi, known online as the “Spider-Man of Yemen”, died on Friday, June 12, after falling into the crater of the Haradhat Damt volcano, in southern Yemen. The 30-year-old content creator climbed barefoot and without safety equipment, a practice he often documented in his videos.

According to local reports, he lost his balance during the climb and fell on his back. Witnesses cited by Al Jazeera confirmed the fact. The crater is 120 meters deep.

Rescue and context

Civil Defense Authority teams took 24 hours to recover the body, due to the extreme conditions of the terrain and the heat. The leader of the diving and water rescue team, Abdeh Mohamed Al-Qans, descended 30 meters underwater to locate the remains.

The Haradhat Damt volcano is located 220 kilometers south of Sana’a, the capital of Yemen. Its crater contains sulfur-rich hot springs, heated by geothermal activity.

The creator gained local popularity for climbing cliffs without harnesses or ropes, using only a piece of chalk to mark his step. His death has generated reactions on social networks about the risks of these practices.