The Atresmedia Corporation he is going to denounce the leader of DesokupaDaniel Esteve, for threatening members of the network. “He will be charged with the crime of threats and coercion against employees of ‘Equipo de Investigación’,” announced the journalist from laSexta Iñaki López at the beginning of the program ‘Más vale tarde’.
‘Investigation Team’ is preparing a report on the figure of the Desokupa leader. According to López, with these threats and coercionEsteve wanted to “prevent him from carrying out his work and silence the report that this programme is preparing about him and his company.”
Three days ago, he posted a video on his social media telling his followers that they had contacted him from ‘Equipo de Investigación’ to talk to him. “Shall we have a laugh? Let’s call them,” he says, and then engages in conversation with a journalist from the program, which he records without even warning her.
“What do you want to do now?” he says. The polite worker explains that she is the first person they have called, precisely because the report is about him. She also tells him that they are doing a piece on his evolution because “it is current” and it is “interesting to review his figure.” At that moment, He asks her if she is going to participate..
“I’m going to think about it, but if you want me to appear you’re going to have to pay,” says Esteve, who tells them that he’s not going to collaborate, because it’s going to be “a shitty program” and that Only 50,000 euros will be considered for sale.
Since that first video, published three days ago, has launched four more messing with this program and its workers.
In one of them, Esteve goes so far as to say that he has a “source” within the ‘Investigation Team’, who provides him with information on the work being carried out, in order to hinder the production of the aforementioned report. “He is giving us all the information. I have noted down wonderful things.”
“I’m preparing something special for you, but not yet. (…) You’re going to eat my kiwis,” he says in another of the videos, in which he also uses expressions such as “where they give it to you, they take it.”
The action of laSexta has been supported by the Association of Investigative Journalistswho has described Esteve’s threats as “intolerable.”
The threats published by Daniel Esteve, leader of Desokupa, against the companions of @EqInvestigacion (laSexta) and their families are absolutely intolerable. We show them all our support and demand that the relevant authorities take action on the matter.
— API Research (@P_Investigacion) September 12, 2024
“Do you remember the beating we gave to the Code 10 guys? Well, you can multiply that by five. I didn’t feel like it,” says the leader of Desokupa in another of his posts, has accused the program of “harassment and destruction” and then added: “We are going to dissect each and every one of you who make this program.”
In another of his interventions, he claims to have information about “addresses, telephone numbers or schools where the children are taken” of members of the ‘Investigation Team’. However, on another occasion he assures that he is not going to do anything to the children, that “they are not touched”, just as they are not done to animals or the elderly.
“I’m coming for you,” he repeats several times, adding that there is nothing “illegal” in his company and that he knows “how to dismantle” the ‘Investigation Team’. “I’m going to give you a hard time,” he adds, to address directors, coordinators or coordinatorswho claims to have “names”: “I have you.”
“Colleagues, anyone who has information and who knows dirty and funny things about any character who works in ‘Investigation Team’, send it to me privately, because we will also reveal it (…) you reveal it, I reveal it,” he says. the leader of Desokupa to his followers.
“The question is: do you have the balls I have to put up with it? The answer is no, I’m telling you, you don’t. But believe me on one thing: it’s going to be a lot of fun,” he concludes, before saying: “You’re nobody. Well, yes, the shitty ‘Investigation Team’. See you in the streets.”
