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Canciones de Michael Jackson se dejan de emitir en radios de Canadá

La decisión fue tomada luego de que se emitiera el documental ‘Leaving Neverland’, en el que dos hombres aseguran que fueron abusados sexualmente por el artista

(FILES) In this file photo taken on March 8, 2005 singer Michael Jackson (L) gestures as he arrives with his father, Joseph Jackson (R), at the Santa Maria Superior Court during the second week of Michael's child molestation trial in Santa Maria, California. 
Joe Jackson, the father of Michael Jackson who created the Jackson 5 music family with iron will, died June 27, 2018, reports said. He was 89. Entertainment sites TMZ and ET said that Jackson died Wednesday after a battle with cancer. Representatives for family members did not immediately respond to requests for comment, but Jackson himself hinted at his impending death in a tweet two days ago. / AFP PHOTO / POOL / Joshua GATES WEISBERG
(FILES) In this file photo taken on March 8, 2005 singer Michael Jackson (L) gestures as he arrives with his father, Joseph Jackson (R), at the Santa Maria Superior Court during the second week of Michael's child molestation trial in Santa Maria, California. Joe Jackson, the father of Michael Jackson who created the Jackson 5 music family with iron will, died June 27, 2018, reports said. He was 89. Entertainment sites TMZ and ET said that Jackson died Wednesday after a battle with cancer. Representatives for family members did not immediately respond to requests for comment, but Jackson himself hinted at his impending death in a tweet two days ago. / AFP PHOTO / POOL / Joshua GATES WEISBERG JOSHUA GATES WEISBERG
Jackson, quien murió el 25 de junio de 2009, enfrentó múltiples denuncias de abuso sexual infantil durante su vida.Fotografía: AFP (KEVORK DJANSEZIAN/AFP)

Montreal. AFP.- Las principales estaciones de radio de Quebec, en Canadá, dejaron de emitir canciones de Michael Jackson tras la difusión de un inquietante documental que revivió las acusaciones de pedofilia contra el fallecido artista, dijo el martes a la AFP una vocera de empresas del sector.

Una portavoz de la canadiense Cogeco, que opera 22 estaciones en Quebec y otra en Ontario, dijo que la decisión se produjo después de que el documental Leaving Neverland se emitiera el pasado domingo en la cadena de cable estadounidense HBO.

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