The Stolen Babies Act, four years of empty promises
The organisation CeAqua, the body that coordinates complaints against crimes committed by the Franco state, says that it regrets the Government's forgetfulness regarding their...
Arrested for abandoning her newborn son in San Isidro
The Civil Guard has saved the life of a newborn baby in San Isidro who had been abandoned by his mother on the side...
Fake Marriage Gang Arrested
Officers from the National Police have dismantled a complex criminal network designed, allegedly, by a lawyer, dedicated to obtaining residence permits for a family...
Bogus gardeners claiming to represent Jardineria Gerais Rojales
By Andrew Atkinson
A bogus garden maintenance gang are claiming to represent Jardineria Gerais Rojales in a bid to get work, the company has warned.
"We...
Warning Over Fake Fine Emails
If you get an email containing the words “multa” (fine) and DGT in your inbox, it’s almost certainly fake. It will be better to be suspicious rather than scared, and in any case, you should not click on any link contained in the email. Be assured, the DGT does not normally communicate sanctions by email. …
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