Spanish police dismantled a network that smuggled Dominican migrants into Europe using Colombian passports: this is how the operation worked
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Spanish National Police have dismantled a criminal organization based in Sabadell, Barcelona, that specialized in facilitating the irregular entry of Dominican migrants into Europe. The operation resulted in the arrest of four individuals, including the alleged leader of the group.
The network operated by providing migrants with Colombian passports that were either forged or obtained through fraudulent means. This method allowed the organization to bypass standard immigration controls by misrepresenting the nationality of the individuals being transported into European territory.
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InfobaeFocuses on the specific operational mechanics and falsification methods used.
Diario LibreEmphasizes the criminal nature of the group and the arrests made.