A Network that Charged up to 30,000 Euros to Migrants for Getting Them Papers in Spain: 50 Detainees
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A Network that Charged up to 30,000 Euros to Migrants for Getting Them Papers in Spain: 50 Detainees
The Mossos d'Esquadra have dismantled an alleged criminal organization dedicated to facilitating the entry and administrative regularization of migrants in Spain through fraudulent employment contracts. The operation has resulted in 50 detainees, 48 men and two women, and benefits that would exceed 3.2 million euros, according to the estimates of the investigation.
They captured Pakistanis interested in residence and work permits in Spain.
Police crackdown on human trafficking in Catalonia. The Mossos d'Esquadra have arrested fifty members of a criminal network that earned more than three million euros by illegally bringing Pakistani immigrants into the country. Three of them have been sent to prison. The organization charged up to 30,000 euros to the victims, who often ended up working in jobs close to exploitation. To do this, the network used businessmen who simulated fraudulen…
Mossos accuse the network of charging 30,000 euros to the victims, mostly Pakistanis, for wanting to enter the country
The organization paid up to 30,000 euros to the victims and served as entrepreneurs to carry out the deceptions
El Confidencial
Those involved charged up to €30,000 for simulating jobs and providing residence permits; 108 applications received official authorization
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