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The Attorney General's Office calls for 48 years in prison and 14 million in fines for tax fraud in the purchase of mansions on the Costa del Sol

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The planned out-of-court negotiation between the Public Prosecutor's Office and the defendants has been postponed to November The stepson of the mayor of Marbella "supplied" drugs to Swedish networks, according to investigators
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The Attorney General's Office calls for 48 years in prison and 14 million in fines for tax fraud in the purchase of mansions on the Costa del Sol

The planned out-of-court negotiation between the Public Prosecutor's Office and the defendants has been postponed to November The stepson of the mayor of Marbella "supplied" drugs to Swedish networks, according to investigators

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Málaga Hoy broke the news in on Tuesday, May 13, 2025.
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