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Prosecutors Seek 30-Year Sentences for Five Former ETA Leaders

Spain's public prosecutor demands 30 years in prison for five ex-ETA leaders over the killing of Gregorio Ordóñez. The case highlights renewed efforts to hold the group's leadership accountable for past attacks.

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Spain Dismantles Major Migrant Smuggling Network With 78 Arrests

Spanish police have broken up a large-scale migrant smuggling ring. The group moved over 2,000 people and earned more than €24 million. Authorities seized high-speed boats and detained 78 suspects.

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Prosecutors Seek Up to 17 Years for Leaders of Illegal Pet Trafficking Ring

Six people face major prison terms after a Barcelona-based group was accused of trafficking puppies and kittens in poor conditions. The case exposes a network of fake documents, animal mistreatment and luxury spending.

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Police Agent Refuses to Hand Over Phone in Harassment Case

A police agent in New Delhi accuses her suspended chief of harassment. The court demands her phone for audio analysis, but her defense resists. The case exposes tensions over victims' rights and evidence handling.

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AP-7 Toll Worker Arrested for Alleged Cash Fraud Scheme

A toll booth worker on the AP-7 between Cartagena and Vera has been arrested for allegedly falsifying cash transactions, diverting over €1,200. The investigation began after the concessionaire reported suspicious activity in June. Authorities say the fraud involved recording shorter journeys when drivers paid in cash.

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Police Investigate Death of Injured Man Found in Nou Barris

A man was discovered gravely injured on Almansa Street in Nou Barris. He died later at Vall d’Hebron hospital. Police are working to identify the victim and trace those responsible.

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Caregiver Arrested in Castellón for Withdrawing €24,000 from Elderly Woman’s Account

A caregiver in Castellón has been detained for allegedly taking €24,000 from the account of an elderly woman she looked after. The case came to light when the family noticed irregular withdrawals after the woman’s death.

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Guardia Civil Dismantles Major Bank Robbery Gang Across Eight Provinces

A criminal group targeting banks and gaming halls in eight provinces has been dismantled. Five suspects, Spanish and Serbian nationals, are now in custody. The operation clarifies 52 serious crimes and recovers stolen cash.

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Terrassa Family Faces Trial After Sisters Killed in Pakistan

Two sisters from Terrassa were murdered in Pakistan after years of alleged abuse. Their father and brothers now face trial in Spain for forced marriage and mistreatment. The case exposes deep family fractures and legal gaps.

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Málaga Murder Case: Plastic-Wrapped Room and Dismembered Remains

A man in Málaga has admitted to killing and dismembering his friend in 2020. The suspect, inspired by TV series like Dexter, led police to several sites, but most remains are still missing. The investigation faced major delays.

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Two Brothers Arrested in La Rioja with €1 Million Hidden Under Bed

Spanish police seized nearly €1 million in cash from two brothers in La Rioja. The suspects allegedly used their companies to import cocaine for an Albanian network based in Dubai. Authorities made 44 arrests across Spain and Ecuador.

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Tetouan Prosecutors Charge 25 Over Irregular Crossings to Ceuta

Morocco’s prosecution in Tetouan has charged 25 people for organizing illegal crossings into Ceuta. The case follows a surge of migrants at the border. Charges include unlicensed transport and attacks on security forces.

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Two Arrested in Málaga for Kidnapping and Assaulting Yemeni Citizen

A Yemeni man was kidnapped, beaten, and robbed in Torrox, Málaga. Two suspects were detained in Barcelona, while a third remains at large. The case highlights ongoing security concerns in the region.

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Seville Prosecutor Files Fraud Complaint Against Vito Quiles

The Seville prosecutor has filed a criminal complaint against Vito Quiles. He is accused of misleading donors by mixing funds for social causes with personal financing. The case could lead to prison if proven.

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British Fugitive John Rocks Arrested in Madrid After Tattoo Identification

John Rocks, one of the UK’s most wanted fugitives, was detained in Madrid. Police identified him by his tattoos and height. The arrest followed a complex investigation across several Spanish regions.

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16th-Century Wooden Relief Stolen in Navarra Recovered After 16 Years

A 16th-century wooden relief stolen from the Monasterio de Santa Clara in Fitero has been recovered by police. The artwork, missing for 16 years, was found in a Barcelona auction house. It has now been returned to its rightful owner.

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Escalating Violence by Desokupación Firm Sparks Alarm in Central Seville

Physical assaults and illegal water cuts by García Seguridad Integral staff have intensified tensions in Seville’s historic centre. Residents and journalists report repeated attacks as a property conflict deepens.

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Tourist Vehicle Thief Arrested After High-Speed Pursuit on AP-7

A 27-year-old man was detained in Oropesa del Mar after a violent escape attempt. He is accused of targeting tourists’ cars at AP-7 service areas. Police recovered stolen cash and valuables.

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Confession in Alhaurín de la Torre: Man Admits to Killing and Dismemberment

A man has confessed to killing and dismembering Francisco José Agüera, missing since 2020. The remains were found in Alhaurín de la Torre. The suspect is now in custody, facing homicide charges.

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Man Arrested in Barcelona for Sexual Assaults on Two Homeless Women

A 44-year-old man with a criminal record has been jailed in Barcelona. He is accused of sexually assaulting and robbing two homeless women in separate incidents in Barcelona and Blanes. Police connected the cases through similar patterns.

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Two Seriously Injured in Separate Nighttime Fights in Central Madrid

Two violent incidents in Madrid left one man stabbed near Puerta del Sol and another with a severe head injury outside a nightclub. Both suspects were detained. Emergency services responded quickly at both scenes.

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Spanish Teen Arrested as Alleged Leader of Extremist Group 764

A 17-year-old was detained in Gipuzkoa as the suspected head of the extremist group 764 in Spain. Authorities link him to death threats against Irene Montero and Sarah Santaolalla. The case highlights growing concerns over online radicalization.

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Guardia Civil Identifies Suspect in Shooting of Four Stray Cats in Teruel

After nine months, Guardia Civil traced the killing of four stray cats in Teruel to a local hunter. The investigation relied on ballistic tests and veterinary autopsies. The case highlights growing attention to animal cruelty in rural Spain.

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Four Arrested After Gunfire Erupts in La Mina Without Injuries

A shootout between rival groups in La Mina left no injuries but endangered residents. Police detained four suspects and seized seven firearms. The incident highlights growing concerns over armed violence in the area.

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Vox Cantabria Spokesperson Investigated Over Spy Pen Scandal

A court in Santander has formally named Leticia Díaz, Vox's Cantabria spokesperson, as an investigated party. The case centers on a spy pen used to record internal conversations. The scandal exposes deep divisions within the party.

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Barcelona Holds Silent Tribute After Latest Gender-Based Killing

Barcelona authorities observed a minute of silence after a woman was killed by her partner in Sant Martí. The incident brings Spain’s annual femicide count to 32. Officials urge action and support for victims.

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Judge Halts Property Transfers Amid Ávila Rojas Real Estate Fraud Probe

A Marbella court has frozen property registry changes in a suspected real estate scam. Nearly 200 families in Granada and Málaga are affected. Police and lawyers urge swift action to protect ownership rights.

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Spain Leads Major Crackdown on ‘The Com’ Online Extremist Network

Spanish authorities have dismantled over 4,300 online links tied to ‘The Com’, a violent transnational network. The operation exposed the group’s methods of targeting minors and spreading extreme content. Europol and eight EU countries joined the effort.

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Antonio Arroyo Acquitted Again in Madrid Over High-Interest Loans

Antonio Arroyo, known as the king of fast cash, has been acquitted by Madrid’s Provincial Court. He faced charges over high-interest loans that led vulnerable families to lose their homes. The court ruled there was consent, not criminal fraud.

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Worker in Fuenlabrada Arrested After Stealing €18,000 and Exposing Abuse

A 24-year-old worker in Fuenlabrada was detained after taking €18,000 from his employer. The case revealed severe labor exploitation and led to the arrest of the estate owner. Authorities are investigating both theft and illegal employment.

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Police Uncover Aluminum Foil Trick to Block Mobile Signals at Gandía Festival

Spanish police at the Pirata Beach Festival in Gandía discovered a suspect carrying a dozen smartphones wrapped in aluminum foil. This low-tech method can temporarily block GPS, mobile, WiFi, and Bluetooth signals, making it harder to track stolen devices. Experts warn the technique is not foolproof.

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French Police Discover Five Newborns' Bodies in Orange Home

Authorities in Orange, France, uncovered the remains of five newborns after a woman gave birth at home. The discovery followed a family dispute and prompted a criminal investigation. Forensic analysis is underway.

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Kitchen Case Trial Ends After 37 Sessions in Madrid Court

The Kitchen case trial has ended after more than three months and 37 sessions. Prosecutors seek prison terms for former officials accused of spying on ex-PP treasurer Luis Bárcenas. The verdict is now pending.

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Man Arrested After Fatal Attack in L’Hospitalet de Llobregat

A man was arrested in L’Hospitalet de Llobregat after another man was found dead with signs of violence. One more person was injured and taken to hospital. Police have launched an investigation into the circumstances.

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Judge Expands ‘Caso Cerdán’ Probe to Family Finances and Linked Firms

The investigation into alleged public works rigging involving Santos Cerdán intensifies. Authorities now target family bank accounts and demand records from companies tied to the case. New evidence could reshape the legal landscape.

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