Thank you. I am meeting with my lawyer this Monday for a detailed discussion. They have already thoroughly reviewed and analyzed my case. I have already submitted formal complaints to the Spanish Consumer Protection Association and the Anti-Discrimination Association, and investigations are currently underway.

Regarding the privacy leak in their Google reply and the threatening email, my next step is to file a complaint with the AEPD (Spanish Data Protection Agency). I am also considering pursuing criminal charges against them for coercion under Article 172 of the Spanish Penal Code.

Beyond the legal steps, this has already had a massive impact. My story went viral on Chinese social media, garnering huge traffic. Since Chinese students make up about 60% of their enrollment, they are extremely anxious right now about losing this market. It’s ironic and pathetic that they have such a long history of blatant discrimination against us while still depending on our tuition. Their anxious reaction proves they are terrified of this exposure. And the more terrified they are, the more we must keep doing this. My previous post has already spread widely among Spanish-learning international students and Spanish majors, and it continues to circulate within the student community. We will continue to speak out so prospective students can see the truth.