As part of the Guardia Civil's anti-drugs operation Ludar, phone calls were monitored, and "La Eva", María Crespo Muñoz, gave instructions for clan members to take over properties. Central to this has been La Eva's daughter Sefora. Transcripts of phone calls between the two reveal a conversation about a block of flats in the Reyes Católicos area. There is reference to the second and third floors of a building where a bank had taken back flats.
Another individual, Jhony, received instructions about a duplex that a bank had taken possession of in Es Rafal.
Residents in Reyes Católicos say that the authorities are ignoring them and are giving more protection to squatters than to people who pay to live there. They add that the flats are now points of sale for drugs.
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Ged. Brilliant answer. ????????
Why are the residents upset about illegal squatting and drug dealing in neighbouring flats. It could have been much worse. It could have been tourists!!!
Get the biggest cops available and go in there and evict them,baggage and all.