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Two arrested in Avila for simulating the paternity of a baby that was bought in Bangladesh

Summary by El Huffington Post
They have been charged with alleged crimes of alteration of paternity, falsification of documents and presumption of childbirth.
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Two arrested in Avila for simulating the paternity of a baby that was bought in Bangladesh

They have been charged with alleged crimes of alteration of paternity, falsification of documents and presumption of childbirth.

·Madrid, Spain
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Two arrested in Avila for pretending to be the parents of a baby they bought in Bangladesh

Those arrested are charged with alleged crimes of alteration of paternity, falsification of documents and presumption of childbirth

·Barcelona, Spain
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El Huffington Post broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Friday, August 12, 2022.
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