Maria Sierra London
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Updated Friday, February 9, 2024-16:27
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The Duke of Sussex has settled his lawsuit for invasion of privacy with illicit methods used by the tabloids of the
Mirror Group of Newspapers
(MGN), in an
out-of-court settlement
announced in London this Friday. Harry was not present at the final session of the dispute's resolution, which took place at the High Court of England and Wales, but he delivered a
combative note of victory
through his British lawyer, David Sherborne.
The prince made reference to the court's
"extremely prejudicial ruling"
last December and renewed pressure against the former
Mirror
editor
and notorious television presenter, Piers Morgan, for his alleged responsibility in the so-called
"dark arts"
that They practiced in the MGN newsrooms.
"As an editor,
I knew perfectly well what was happening
," Harry accused him from the United States. "Everything we said was happening in the
Mirror
group actually happened and was even worse," he added.
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Morgan, who did not testify at the trial and
protests his innocence on social networks
and traditional media, in turn accuses the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Meghan, of invading
the privacy of the royal family
with notorious confidences disclosed in their projects. biographical.
Meanwhile, Sherborne did not disclose details of the agreement, which ends
four years of litigation against MGN.
He only confirmed that the prince will receive a preliminary additional compensation of
400,000 pounds (about 470,000 euros
), plus coverage of his legal expenses. In December he was compensated with around 164,000 euros.
Both parties are avoiding a second trial
regarding more than a hundred articles published between
1996 and 2009
, based on sources and with content of dubious legitimacy, according to the accusation. Harry testified personally in the court sessions that
led to the individual
and collective victory of the case against the
Mirror.
Harry and Meghan in 2023GTRES
This week he visited his father, King Charles III, who is
receiving cancer treatment,
but spent only 24 hours in England. Last night he presented a sports award at
a ceremony in Las Vegas.
Finally, this Friday, the duke reaffirmed the "mission" he has undertaken with the aim of
purging and holding the
British sensational media to account. "I believe in the positive change it can bring to all of us.
It is the reason that led me to launch it
and the reason why I will continue until the end," he stated in his statement.
Complaints that Harry has launched individually or as a group, for hacking of private communications
, espionage or illicit intrusion, among other alleged crimes, against two large media groups, the editors of the
and
The Sun
, are still being processed
. The public battle continues.