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Prosecutor seeks jail time for network that faked gender violence to obtain residency

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The Almería Prosecutor's Office in Spain has requested prison sentences for approximately thirty individuals involved in a criminal network. The group is accused of orchestrating fraudulent reports of gender-based violence to help women in irregular immigration status obtain residency permits in Spain. The legal proceedings follow an investigation into the systematic falsification of claims to bypass immigration regulations.

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