SPAIN - MONEY IN THE WALLS
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Spain is the main door for Morocco's hashish and much of Europe's cocaine, the coast where foreign criminal organizations come to rest, and a democracy whose police chiefs, mayors and party treasurers kept turning up in its courts. From the tobacco launches of the Galician estuaries to a Madrid police chief indicted after some twenty million euros were found in his walls, and from Marbella's dissolved town hall to stamp schemes that took the savings of 460,000 people, this book follows the money. Covers Sito Miñanco and the Galician clans, Juan Antonio Roca and Marbella's town hall, Luis Roldán and the Guardia Civil, Francisco Correa and the Gürtel network, Luis Bárcenas and the Partido Popular, José Manuel Villarejo and his Cenyt companies, and Óscar Sánchez Gil and the UDEF.
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