CLThe investigation into former footballer Jorge Valdivia, accused of two sexual assault charges, has entered its final phase. The case, which began almost two years ago, now has a 15-day extension for pending reports from the Cavas center regarding two victims and the athlete himself. During a brief court session, prosecutors, the complainants, and Valdivia’s defense agreed to extend the investigation period. Once completed, the prosecution will have 10 days to decide whether to proceed with a trial, potentially starting in March 2027. Valdivia’s defense denies the allegations, claiming the acts occurred with consent, and aims to quickly move toward a trial to prove his innocence. He is currently under nighttime house arrest.
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