The Mexican embassy is advising the musical scholarship holders Nacho Canoincluding the dancer who reported the alleged irregularities, who claims that They earned 300 euros a month for working 10 hours. This Friday the artist once again attacked the Government and the police officers handling the case.

In an interview with Espejo Público, Nacho Cano exploded. “Would you mind when they tried to ruin your life and say that you are a stalker? And all you have done is work all your life. Would you mind? Would you have the balls to mind? Well, I don’t have them,” he said.

In addition, Cano has also spoken about some of the scholarship students brought from Mexico and he said that there were people in his other Malinche who “didn’t even have service in their house.”

He also spoke about the Workers’ Commissions of Madrid, who are considering appearing as prosecutors in the case of the music producer. “What do I care about CCOO? What do these people know about creating jobs? I do know how to create jobs,” Cano said, visibly upset.

And he has not stopped there. He has also attacked the police again, this time with nuances. “I don’t find it funny at all, those bullies, because not all the police, but they are,” insisted Cano, who has had the body in his sights since he was arrested last Tuesday.

“There are 17 complaints and when the police arrived at the school they grabbed a minor and started asking her questions without asking her anything about her tutor. There are many violations there.“He was driving them in the opposite direction with the sirens on,” he insisted.

This Friday the Mexican embassy has spoken out and denied its involvement in the Malinche case. But, although it assures that it is not “involved” in the scholarship program for the musical, it will provide legal assistance to all Mexicans, including the complainant who in the last few hours has reiterated that They were paid 300 euros for working from Monday to Saturday.