Last October, a luxury residence in Monterrey, Mexico, believed to belong to Alicia Villarreal was seized following a lawsuit that the Mexican singer faced by a former employee for alleged unfair dismissal . At that time, the authorities of the state of Nuevo León explained that the embargo was ordered by the Board of Conciliation and Arbitration, after the singer of 39 years, there is not legal and economic agreement with Jose Reyes Martinez, who for seven years, had sued for wrongful dismissal. Now, the defense of grupera singer seeks to demonstrate that the goods were confiscated in the names of her husband, Cruz Martínez, his mother and children. "The question that concerns us is the embargo that was practiced in the home of the mother of Alicia Villarreal, ie, they were stolen property not owned by the singer, even presumably, then today we appear to demonstrate that such property others, particularly her husband, Cruz Martínez, "he told Televisa Espectáculos Villarreal's attorney, Gabriel García, after his release from the office of Conciliation and Arbitration of Nuevo Leon, which was filed on behalf of the singer to meet with the applicant to define the disposition of property seized.
The cost of the confiscated property reaches almost 73 thousand 775 dollars, according to counsel, and said that "neither Jose Reyes, nor any person" may dispose of such property, and that " person to do so are committing a crime. "
The lawyer said his client is worried about the situation, but confident that everything will be resolved fairly." As she is concerned, worn out by this situation have much time, but is calm and confident it will solve the pertinent authorities and the self and the truth will out, "he said.
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