Escapé de la SECTA del Palmar de Troya, pero mi hermana está atrapada

In this episode, one of the most impactful guests to ever appear on the podcast returns. Following the enormous interest generated by her first interview, we delve deeper into aspects of El Palmar de Troya that she has never before spoken about publicly. What is it like to grow up within an organization where questioning the rules has consequences? What happens when your entire family belongs to it? Why do some people remain inside for decades? We also analyze internal documents, discuss missions in other countries, arranged marriages, social isolation, and a reality that few know about. And there's something that still hurts particularly: her sister is still there. If you have a story of overcoming adversity or an experience or project we can learn from, send an email to [email protected] or a WhatsApp message to +34 621 681 044. "Now I Find Out" is also on Spotify. 🚩If you'd like, follow me on my social media. Here are my links: Instagram:   / juanjedianez   Facebook:   / juanjesusdianez   TikTok:   / juanjedianez   Key moments from the interview: 00:00 How he grew up inside the sect 03:22 His sister is still trapped there 06:20 What it was like to live inside El Palmar de Troya 11:50 The most extreme and absurd rules 13:15 We did a hidden camera segment in El Palmar 17:30 Franco is a saint to them 19:50 The day he began to doubt 22:39 The man who claims to be the real Pope 28:43 What happens inside the sect 32:50 How they convinced his sister to become a nun 35:42 The secret life of cloistered nuns 40:45 The prophecy of the end of World 43:00 They force you to break with your own family 45:25 Unpublished documents and objects from El Palmar 53:12 Secret missions around the world 59:55 How he managed to escape 01:07:06 Who really rules El Palmar 01:09:13 The unexpected surprise 01:15:41 The harshest reflection on freedom The opinions and comments expressed by the guests in this video are entirely their own and do not reflect the views of Juanje or the channel. This space is designed to encourage dialogue and free expression, therefore each participant is responsible for their own statements.