Anagrama publishing house will indefinitely suspend the publication of the book. Hate, in which the author Luisgé Martín collects the letters he exchanged with José Bretón, in which he confesses to the murder of his two children, for which he is serving a prison sentence. The day after the book was scheduled to go on sale, the publisher defended its decision as "an exercise of prudence" despite the fact that the judge had ruled out arresting him. In fact, the court rejected the request of the Juvenile Prosecutor's Office, which advocated that the book not be published to avoid the "serious and imminent risk of unlawful interference with the children's right to honor" and privacy.

The Barcelona Juvenile Prosecutor's Office has appealed the decision of the court of first instance, which on Monday denied a precautionary halt to the distribution of the book. Hate, by Luisgé Martín, in which José Bretón confesses to the murder of his two children in 2011 and reveals intimate details about the children's mother, Ruth Ortiz. Following the murders, Ortiz led the judicial fight to classify vicarious violence (that which hits children for harming their mothers) as a type of gender-based violence.

The publishing house Anagrama has suspended the publication of the book Hate, where Luisgé Martín compiles the letters he exchanged with José Bretón, who confesses to the murder of his two children, for which he is serving a sentence. These facts he had not acknowledged until now. Sources from the publishing house explain to ARA that it has suspended distribution, scheduled for March 26, pending its lawyers' analysis. According to judicial sources cited by Efe and Europa Press, Anagrama made the decision after receiving a fax from the children's mother, Ruth Ortiz, who has requested protection from the Córdoba Prosecutor's Office to halt distribution of the book, as reported by Cadena SER. and The Country. However, the publisher has also received a warning from the Barcelona Juvenile Prosecutor's Office.