Euroweeklynews.com
English Newspapers in Spain, Mallorca, Costa Blanca, Costa de Almeria, Costa del Sol, Heart of Andalucia, Algarve, English News, English Media in Spain
 
Home    News Sports Online Classifieds Advertising Enquiries Price List Media Pack Contact Us
  08th - January - 2009
Search This Site:    Web   Newspaper         
 
English Spanish


   Area  
Local News
News Spanish Press
Sports
Online Classifieds
Virtual Newspaper
Blog
Translator
Photo Gallery
Archive of EWN
Currency Converter
   Comments
60 Second Interview
Boadicea
Book Review
Comment
Connie's Pets Corner
Expand your Spanish
Film Review
Food
Health & Beauty
Leapy Lee
Letter To The Editor
Lost in Translation
Mrs. Ed
Pets
Sidelines
Tech Column
The End Column
Topic of the Week
Word of Mouth
   Entertainment
Birthdays
Cartoon
Happened this day
Horoscopes
   Business
Our Advertisers
Print Run
Testimonials
Advertising Enquiries
Book your classified
Price list
Media Pack
Subscriptions
Join Us
Offices
Partners Links
Contact Us

     Costa del Sol

Illegal immigrant network uncovered

• 15 Nov 2007 •

NATIONAL POLICE and Guardia Civil UCRIF (Unit Against Immigration Networks and Falsification of Documents) officers carrying out an investigation code-named ‘Operation Cerco’ have uncovered an organised criminal network dedicated to bringing illegal immigrants into Spain. According to sources, 13 people from Torrox to Estepona have been arrested within the last week.

Allegedly, some of the arrested held administrative posts in several societies being investigated by Police and Guardia Civil forces, while others were immigrants who were victims as well as accomplices of the network. According to sources, the immigrants would have paid to enter Spain illegally.

‘Operation Cerco’ began as a result of documentation, discovered in January, when another 12 people were arrested for their involvement in a network which had brought more than 600 immigrants into Spain illegally. Most of these people were from Morocco and the organisation supposedly sometimes charged them up to three million euros to enter the country.
 Return to Top
 Home Page
 Send by Email
Share on Facebook



Send us your opinion...
Nick :
   
• This is the opinion our readers, not of EWN.

• Comments of abuse and opposing Spanish laws are not allowed.

• EWN reserves the right to eliminate the comments that we consider outside of news.

• Please, write about the news.
Comment:
   
Enter verification code:
 





   Astrology
  Libra Star - Libra
It becomes clear to you early in the week that some friends are drifting away. We all have to make changes as life itself is ....
 
   Happened This Day
  1793 - Jean-Pierre Blanchard makes the first successful balloon flight in the US.
1799 - British Prime Minister William Pitt the Younger introduces income tax, at two shillings (10p) in the pound, to raise funds for the Napoleonic Wars.
1861 - The state of Mississippi secedes from the United States.
1894 - The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company put the first battery-operated switchboard into operation in Lexington, MA. ....
 
   Birthdays
  Mary J Blige - 37 - American singer/songwriter, Margaret O'Brien - 71 - American actress, Rod Stewart - 63 - British singer/songwriter,  
  more...