Más de 3.000 víctimas en ocho años de investigación

Since 2018, EL PAÍS has documented more than three thousand victims of pedophilia in the Spanish Catholic Church. It has compiled their testimonies in six reports and has just delivered the latest to the Vatican and the Episcopal Conference. The Church has provided neither explanations nor reparations to those who suffered these abuses. The Spanish government has opened an office to assist them, but the great unknown remains Rome: Pope Benedict XVI delegated the responsibility to the Spanish bishops. Now, all eyes are on Leo XIV to see if this time there will be a different response. Íñigo Domínguez is EL PAÍS's correspondent in Rome. He has spent almost a decade investigating abuses within the Catholic Church. From 34 officially recorded cases of pedophilia eight years ago, the total now exceeds 3,000. CHAPTERS 00:00 - Victims' Testimonies 00:39 - 3,000 Cases Documented by EL PAÍS 02:15 - How the Database Was Built 03:36 - Abuse and Lifelong Consequences 04:11 - Six Reports Submitted to the Church 05:46 - Clergymen Accused and Repeat Offenders 07:30 - The Case of the School for the Deaf in Madrid 09:32 - The Teacher's Testimony 10:12 - The Investigation in Latin America 11:26 - The Transfer of Abusers Abroad 14:12 - The Silence of the Episcopal Conference 16:09 - The New Pope and the Enigma of Rome Subscribe to our channel:    / @elpais   Visit http://elpais.com More videos from EL PAÍS: youtube.com/@elpais/videos Follow us on Facebook:   / elpais   Twitter:   / el_pais   Instagram:   / el_pais