The annual report by the state prosecution service reveals ongoing concern about organised groups that are engaged in money laundering in the Balearics. It refers to the initiation of proceedings against criminal groups, the majority of which are foreign, who seek to launder their gains in the islands. The service also draws attention to a lack of personnel for dealing with economic crimes.
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Prosecution service concerned by money laundering in the Balearics
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