This was Elisa Mouliáa's statement against Errejón: "He pulled out his member"

Images of Elisa Mouliaá's statement come to light. A controversial statement that's already circulating on social media.

The actress reported a sexual assault by Íñigo Errejón, and she confirmed it before the judge.

Actress Elisa Mouliaá accuses the former spokesperson of Sumar, Íñigo Errejón, of sexual assault. A very tough interrogation by Judge Adolfo Carretero when she went to confirm her complaint. The head of the Court of Instruction number 47 constantly interrupts her and questions her replys.

Additionally, at the moment Mouliaá explains the alleged assault in a room of a private apartment where a party was being held by a friend of Mouliaá. "According to you, he exposed himself, why did he expose himself?" the complainant is asked at one point.

From the start of the statements, the magistrate expresses himself in a curt manner and even considers the complaint "peculiar." Added to this, he reacts by asking follow-up questions when Mouliaá states she felt violated.

"But did you tell him to stop?"

To which Elisa responds: "Yes, I told him I was feeling very uncomfortable," the actress explains.

However, the judge insists: "No, not very uncomfortable, that is, didn't you tell him to leave you alone, don't touch you? Did you say anything like that?"

This is why Elisa Mouliaá has once again become one of the names of the day. Also Íñigo Errejón, who declared, according to the images, that he never exposed himself.

The former spokesperson of Sumar claims there was touching, a result of the heat of the moment and in view of a possible sexual relationship.

Errejón denied having sexually assaulted his accuser, actress Elisa Mouliaá, who testified on Thursday before him and confirmed her complaint before the instructor, Adolfo Carretero.

He also wanted to dismiss before the judge that his resignation meant he acknowledged what happened, and that it was due to political reasons. "I don't acknowledge the events in any way, it's not true," he emphasizes. "What I'm experiencing is a situation of political inconsistency, I can't continue having political responsibilities and defend my innocence."