Some Romanians in Spain Are Accused of Exploiting Workers on Farms Coming All From Romania. It Risks, in Total, 45 Years in Prison
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Four Romanian citizens are being tried in Spain, being accused of having organized a network of farm workers brought from Romania. People would have been attracted with the promise of jobs and paid transportation, but would have been forced to work up to 12 hours a day, without contracts and without receiving the right wages.
A wide-ranging investigation in Spain revealed a network of Romanians who were exploiting other Romanians going to work in agriculture in Spain. They would have worked without a contract and would have paid only a half...
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PSnewsFour members of a Romanian clan established in the town of Medina del Campo, in the Spanish province Valladolid, are tried for human trafficking for the purpose of labour exploitation, money laundering and belonging to a criminal group.
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