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After the Repeated Rape of a Young Boy, Letters That Were Answered Without Justice followed. Power Spoke—and Chose Silence

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DOCUMENTATION. Caso Obispo Pedro Aguado: Madre de la víctima le Escribe antes de Visitarle en Roma. Silencio Institucional

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Ein Brief einer Mutter nach Rom: Missbrauchsvorwürfe, Schweigen der Kirche und die Verantwortung von Pedro Aguado, später zum Bischof ernannt

Now Bishop Pedro Aguado, former Superior General of the Piarist Order, with late Pope Francis.
Eine Mutter wandte sich schriftlich direkt an Pedro Aguado Cuesta, damals Generaloberer des Piaristenordens, um schwerwiegenden sexuellen Missbrauch ihres minderjährigen Sohnes durch einen Ordenspriester anzuzeigen. Die E-Mail, die uns heute vorliegt, benennt den mutmaßlichen Täter, schildert die in Mexiko begangenen Taten detailliert, beschreibt gravierende psychische Folgen und fordert ausdrücklich Orientierung und Gerechtigkeit.
Der zeitliche Kontext ist zentral: Die Warnung erfolgte, bevor es zu einem persönlichen Treffen kam, und zu einem Zeitpunkt, als Aguado die volle Leitungsverantwortung trug. Es handelte sich weder um ein juristisches Schreiben noch um eine ideologische Anklage, sondern um die unmittelbare Stimme einer Mutter, die nach Jahren des Nichtverstehens den Ursprung der seelischen Zerstörung ihres Sohnes erkannte.
Die namentlich identifizierte Mutter beschreibt, wie ein …

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Une lettre d’une mère à Rome : accusations d’abus, silence de l’Église et responsabilité de Pedro Aguado, nommé évêque par la suite

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A Mother’s Letter to Rome: Abuse Accusations, Institutional Silence, and the Responsibility of Pedro Aguado, Later Appointed Bishop.

Not to a journalist.
Not to a judge.
Not to an NGO.
She wrote directly to the person who was, at the time, the Superior General of the Order of the Piarist Fathers, Pedro Aguado Cuesta, then based in Rome. The content of that email—now in our possession—constitutes an explicit denunciation of sexual abuse against a minor, identifying the alleged perpetrator, describing the facts that occurred in Mexico, detailing severe psychological consequences, and making a direct request for guidance and justice.
The temporal context is essential. The warning was addressed to the highest authority of the Order before any personal meeting took place, and while Aguado still held full governing responsibility.
It was not a technical or legal document. It was something far more uncomfortable: the direct voice of a mother who, after years of bewilderment, was beginning to understand the origin of her son’s emotional devastation.
The author of the email identifies herself by name and surname. She …

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Caso obispo Pedro Aguado: Madre de la víctima le escribe antes de visitarle en Roma. Silencio institucional

El papa Francisco nombró obispo de la diócesi de Huesca-Jaca en España al P. Pedro Aguado Cuesta, Sch.P en marzo de 2025, en ese momento superior general de la Orden de las Escuelas Pías (Escolapios), cargo que cesó en junio de 2025.
En septiembre de 2019, una madre escribió. No a un periodista. No a un juez. No a una ONG. Se dirigió directamente al Superior General de la Orden de las Escuelas Pías, Pedro Aguado Cuesta, con residencia en Roma. El contenido de ese correo —al que hemos tenido acceso— constituye una denuncia explícita de abusos sexuales a un menor, con identificación del presunto agresor, descripción de los hechos sucedidos en México, consecuencias psicológicas graves y una solicitud directa de orientación y justicia.
No era un escrito técnico ni jurídico. Era algo más incómodo: la voz directa de una madre que, tras años de desconcierto, comenzaba a comprender el origen de la devastación emocional de su hijo.
La autora del correo se identifica con nombre y apellidos …

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Non va plus: Fundaz Foundation, Opus Dei–linked lawyers, and the placement of a priest in Spain’s public health administration

We herein examine possible influence-trafficking offenses surrounding the appointment of a priest from the Diocese of Huesca-Jaca in Spain—whose personal sexually active life and regular visits to swing clubs before he was eighteen and after, had long been known within ecclesiastical circles—to a senior position in Aragón’s public health administration. The appointment took place with the explicit approval of his bishop, Julián Ruiz Martorell (at the time Bishop of Huesca-Jaca), and with the support of senior political and religious figures.
At the same time, criminal prison sentences are being sought against the Catalan journalist who revealed these facts, our colleague Jordi Picazo, an internationally registered journalist.
The Fundación Fundaz and the President of Aragón autonomous region in Spain, Jorge Antonio Azcón, are under scrutiny for promoting the Zaragoza-based priest Vicente López-Brea Urbán, who has not yet been secularized, to a high public office despite his …

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Thorny & Horny Questions Reach Regional Parliament in Aragón, Spain: Azcón Pressured Over the López-Brea Appointment

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Politics, Sin, and Power in Aragón: From the Altar to the State, Without Accountability

There are moments when the separation between Church and State ceases to be a legal principle and becomes a fiction sustained by silence. Aragón is living through one of those moments.
While this article is being written, Vicente Jesús López-Brea Urbán is still receiving his salary from the Diocese, despite having effectively abandoned his pastoral responsibilities and despite having secured a senior post within the Aragonese public administration. That fact alone would merit scrutiny. What surrounds it reveals something far more serious.
A Parallel Career Built Under Institutional Protection
For over two years, the Reverend Jesús López-Brea neglected more than fifteen parishes entrusted to him in Jaca. During that same period, he pursued legal studies, carried out internships in Zaragoza—over 140 kilometers away—and actively positioned himself for a civil-service appointment taking a minor public examination. The timeline is not ambiguous. A day has twenty-four hours, not seventy-two. …

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Letter Concerning His Homosexual Priest to Bishop Julián Ruiz Martorell

On the Selection and Ordination of Inadequate Candidates in the Diocese of Huesca-Jaca
While we provide comprehensive analysis of the repercussions this situation may have for the Spanish Church, we wish to highlight a development that has captured public attention since February 8, 2024. This concerns the recently appointed Director of Health Services for Calatayud, the lapsed Vicente López-Brea, whose selection was carried out through a direct appointment by his bishop-friend.
We invite readers to explore the linked material below, where detailed information is available about Vicente López-Brea, who was regularly seen in sexual exchange venues shortly before his ordination. This priest neglected the more than fifteen parishes under his responsibility in Jaca while pursuing law studies and internships in Zaragoza, and simultaneously aspiring to a position as an auxiliary restaurant aid within the Aragonese public health system.
We also previously reported on the lawsuit filed by …

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From Piarist Power to Huesca-Jaca: Pedro Aguado Made Bishop in a Troubled Diocese

Victim of sexual abuse, Mexican survivor Javier Alcántara. Bishop Pedro Aguado, at the background.
“The essence of journalism is dramatic. The real journalist hides the self and reveals others; gathers scattered vibrations and transmits them; like the actor, disappears beneath the reality being conveyed.”
— Rafael Barrett
Pedro Aguado Cuesta, former Superior General of the Piarist Fathers and current Bishop of Huesca-Jaca (Spain), is named in an investigation that connects Mexico, Aragón, and Rome, following the public testimony of Javier Alcántara, a survivor of abuse attributed to the Piarist priest Miguel Flores Martínez.
The case centers on what the survivor describes as a pattern of deception, institutional silence, and broken promises, allegedly carried out while Aguado held the highest authority within the Escuelas Pías.
According to Alcántara, after publicly denouncing what he considers falsehoods and omissions by Bishop Aguado and by the Piarist Order, he received …

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The Firewall That Protected the Bishop of Huesca-Jaca, Pedro Aguado

“The essence of journalism is dramatic. The authentic journalist conceals his own story and reveals that of others; he gathers dispersed vibrations and transmits them; like an actor, he disappears beneath the reality he conveys.”
— Rafael Barrett
Former Superior General of the Piarists and now Bishop of Huesca-Jaca, Spain, Pedro Aguado Cuesta once stood at the center of a carefully balanced ecclesiastical structure. Facing him today is Javier Alcántara, a survivor of clerical abuse in Mexico, whose persistence has begun to expose the inner mechanisms of protection, silence, and institutional delay that surrounded Aguado’s ascent.
This second part of our exclusive conversation with Javier Alcántara reveals an ecclesiastical network far more complex than initially apparent. As new victims find the courage to speak publicly, and as the Piarist Order is forced to justify documents it kept hidden for years, senior prelates in Mexico and Spain have begun to move. Alcántara—speaking with …

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The Spanish Bishop Pedro Aguado’s Inner Circle Attempted to Silence the Victim After He Denounced Piarist Cover-Up

“The essence of journalism is dramatic. The authentic journalist hides what is his and reveals what belongs to others; he gathers scattered vibrations and transmits them; like the actor, he disappears beneath the reality he conveys to us.”
Rafael Barrett
The survivor of abuse by the priest Miguel Flores states that he received death threats after exposing the lies and omissions of the current Bishop of Huesca and Jaca and of the Order of the Piarist Schools.
We begin with an initial synthesis. Further information will follow shortly.
Good reading.
Jacques Pintor
When in Mexico the victim Javier Alcántara began to publicly recount the architecture of Piarist cover-up he suffered from the age of eleven, an unexpected move occurred in Spain: the appointment of Pedro Aguado Cuesta, alleged cover-up agent in the case, as Bishop of Huesca and Jaca, just three weeks before the death of Pope Francis.
The Vatican context admits no naïveté. At that time, Francis was dying, barely able to …

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A Survivor from Mexico Comes Forward to our Team with His Testimony on Sexual Abuse in the Piarist Order

“The essence of journalism is dramatic. The authentic journalist hides his own and reveals that of others; he gathers dispersed vibrations within himself and transmits them; like an actor, he disappears beneath the reality he conveys to us.”
Rafael Barrett
Our Exclusive Interview with the Victim Javier Alcántara
In an ecclesial Aragón (county in Spain) marked by silences, inexplicable promotions, and links that were never investigated, the voice of Javier Alcántara bursts forth with force in a territory where cover-up ceased to be an anomaly and became a system. His testimony dismantles the official narrative and exposes how, for years, a structure of clerical impunity has been sustained—one that protects the same people over and over again.
The arrival of Pedro Aguado as bishop of Huesca-Jaca is no mystery: it is a signal. From Zaragoza city to the Pyrenean valleys of Aragon, clerical impunity has become a structure of power. Javier Alcántara’s voice opens yet another real crack in …

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From Silence to Structure

Julian Ruiz Martorell, former Bishop of Huesca-Jaca, who ordained Vicente Jesús López-Brea Urbán.
A note on transition, editorial continuity, and the conditions under which this work resumes.
For a long time, silence was presented to us as prudence.
Silence was demanded through procedural means, through cautions and interim measures, through the slow erosion that comes when time itself is used as an instrument. Pages were taken down. A website was pressured, then closed (jacquespintor.com).
The site was ultimately closed following precautionary action promoted by ecclesiastical authorities, taken up in interim judicial orders that framed the matter in ideological terms concerning the private sexual conduct of clergy, and enforced through police and administrative pressure, and legal, under the guidelines of lawyers Cremades & Calvo-sotelo, the same that were paid 1,2 Eurs for an audit on thesexual abuse of minors by the clergy. No finding on the falsity of the published material preceded …