Opus Dei's own official question-and-answer page addressing the Argentine investigation. States the prelature "categorically" denies human trafficking and labor exploitation, calls the accusation "totally unfounded" and disconnected from the complainants' own described experience, says assistant numeraries join with full freedom after an explicit written commitment, and says members receive remuneration, medical coverage, academic training and travel funds.
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Reliability Tier2
A self-published institutional statement, reliable for the organization's own position on a matter concerning itself, not for independent verification of the facts in dispute. NotesTier 2: a self-published institutional source, reliable for the prelature's own position and used here only for that: its account of its own denial and defense, not adopted as fact about the underlying investigation.
Citation
PublisherOpus Dei (Prelature of the Holy Cross and Opus Dei)
Publication Year2026
URLhttps://opusdei.org/en-us/article/questions-and-answers-legal-investigation-argentina/
Source Typeorganization primary source
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