Overview
- Christian Nodal and his parents attended an initial hearing on Tuesday at the Federal Justice Center annexed to the Reclusorio Oriente in Mexico City.
- They face allegations tied to 32 contracts, including the suspected use of a false public document, following the FGR’s decision to bring the case to court in September.
- Official forensic reports and the notary named on the paperwork have indicated the signatures do not match, reinforcing the prosecution’s complaint.
- The judge could order precautionary measures such as passport retention or preventive detention, which would jeopardize Nodal’s U.S. tour scheduled to start on November 21.
- If Universal prevails, Nodal could lose commercial control over key recordings from Me Dejé Llevar, Ahora and AYAYAY, affecting performance and licensing rights.