The History of Europe: Every Year

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

No no. You mean galicians. I understand you confuse yourself with a puerto rican. Only thing you pay for is hot pockets and bingo games neckbeard. But lemme ask. Do you like bulls running through your town? Is this symbolism of your fetish of beig cuck?

No, I mean Puerto Ricans. As for cucks that's also part of your cultural tradition. It's how your population was formed: our criminals fucked injuns and negro slaves while the male slaves were only allowed sloppy seconds if the slave master showed them some kindness.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galician_mafia

Oh noes...

Crime statistics reported in April 2003, showed Galicia as being well down the list, at number 17 out of 19 regions.
http://www.idealspain.com/pages/places/galicia.htm

[Taiguaitiaoghyrmmumin]

No, I mean Puerto Ricans. As for cucks that's also part of your cultural tradition. It's how your population was formed: our criminals fucked injuns and negro slaves while the male slaves were only allowed sloppy seconds if they were slave master showed them some kindness.

But hold up. Spaniards are not cucks for being rapists but like to get run down by bulls. Hmmm...

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

But hold up. Spaniards are not cucks for being rapists but like to get run down by bulls. Hmmm...

Over a century of sucking on the tit of the US and yet you still can't comprehend English. Have the social service guy who comes around read and explain my post for you.

[Laberia]

You have no integrity.

btw, the mods aren't NATO. Fight your own fights instead of always causing trouble and then running to the mods to get people banned. There is a reason why the mods always ignore your requests: you do exactly what you accuse others of doing.

You have to stop attacking people or ethnic groups. It's not serious. I can't say to you grow up, you are now 40 years, but i don't know, maybe with the help of the mods, maybe asking a temporary bann, because a permanent is hard for you, Apricity is your life. I don't what to say. Consider this a friendly advice and try to change something. Believe me, you are really boring.

[Taiguaitiaoghyrmmumin]

Oh noes...

In 2003?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.iri...296%3fmode=amp

[Taiguaitiaoghyrmmumin]

Known Galician crime familiesEdit

Charlin clanEdit

Led byManuel Charlin Gamathey are probably the most notable organized crime clan operating in the region. Their main areas of income aredrug traffickingandcigarette smuggling. They've also been involved inmurderandwitness intimidation. Their main areas of activity areSpainandPortugal.[14]

Os CaneosEdit

Active in the same branch as theCharlin clan, the clan founded byManuel Bauloare said to have the best contacts with British crime groups. They are involved in a feud with the Charlin clan.[15]

Castiñeira clanEdit

Owners of several brothels, between Ferrol and Lugo, the Castiñeira clan has been managing a multimillionaire empire of fine prostitutes. The group founder,Ishmail Castiñeira, has evaded the Spanish justice. He currently lives in a non-disclosed town in Scandinavia.

Oubiña clanEdit

One of the most powerful clans in the 1980s, then under the leadership ofLaureano Oubiña, based inVilagarcía de Arousa. David Pérez is their current leader.[16]There have been claims that thePeople's Partywas financed by them.[17]

Os RomasEdit

Group based inCambados, led by a local businessman that was arrested in 2007.[18]

Os LulúsEdit

Clan based inMuxíathat control cocaine traffic inA Costa da Morteregion. Is currently considered the most powerful clan.[19]

Os PiturrosEdit

Familiar clan ofVilanova de Arousa.[20]

Os do BarbanzaEdit

Not a clan, but an association of various small leaders fromO Barbanza, the majority are now missing.[21]

Os PulgósEdit

Small clan ofBoirothat normally works for bigger clans.[22]

Neaño clanEdit

Based in the area ofBergantiños, and led by Elisa González Botana (arrested in 2014

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

You have to stop attacking people or ethnic groups. It's not serious. I can't say to you grow up, you are now 40 years, but i don't know, maybe with the help of the mods, maybe asking a temporary bann, because a permanent is hard for you, Apricity is your life. I don't what to say. Consider this a friendly advice and try to change something. Believe me, you are really boring.

You telling me to stop attacking ethnic groups is a laugh. Everything you just said applies to yourself. I'm so boring that you came to this thread not because you give a shit about it but because you're pissed about what I posted in another thread.

Off with you.

[Taiguaitiaoghyrmmumin]

Galicia is one ofSpain's more impoverished regions. Traditionally the region made its money from the fishing industry, to which the coastal geography of the region lent itself. Following the crippling of the fishing industry, local fishermen began smuggling tobacco to keep their business alive. The successfulness of these tobacco smuggling activities led to the creation of clan-based groups who made their entire living off smuggling.[2]

Galician smuggling networks nowadays not solely concentrate on tobacco. It was when local criminal clans began making contacts inColombiaandMoroccothat the illegal smuggling business began to thrive. Using their Colombian and Moroccan contacts,Galicianorganized crime groups traffic cocaine and hashish, aside fromillegal tobacco, into the Spanish mainland. From Galicia it is distributed to major cities in Spain via other Galician contacts or via criminal groups consisting of Colombian expatriates.[3]Drugs are frequently trafficked to the neighbouring regions ofPortugalas well. Aside fromPortugal, British organized crime groups have set up contacts in Galicia, often working together with Galician criminal clans to bring in narcotics which the British gangs in turn smuggle into and distribute in theUnited Kingdom.[4]Currently some clans are importing and distributing heroin, and have done business with theAlbanianandTurkishmafias.[5]

Criminal clans in the region have frequently been hostile to each other in recent years. While the Galician smuggling business in the beginning was very local, the internationalising of the organized criminal activities have led to crime-related clan feuds wheremurder,kidnappingandtortureis occasionally committed by criminal Galician clan-members or Colombian contacts and contract killers.[6]

Some clans have or had a very violent conduct. One of the most famous acts of violence related to the illegal drug trade was the massacre of "O Hostal da Ría", inVilanova de Arousaon 26 January 1997, where a drug dealer killed five people to avoid having witnesses of his involvement in heroin trafficking.[7]

In the 1980s and 90s, to gain popular respect, narcos financed popular festivities, schools, football teams and helped people in need.[8]One of the most famous cases was the financing of the football teamJuventud Cambadosby Marcial Dorado. Despite being a team from a small town its players were among the best paid ofSpain.[9]

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

Known Galician crime familiesEdit

Charlin clanEdit

Led byManuel Charlin Gamathey are probably the most notable organized crime clan operating in the region. Their main areas of income aredrug traffickingandcigarette smuggling. They've also been involved inmurderandwitness intimidation. Their main areas of activity areSpainandPortugal.[14]

Os CaneosEdit

Active in the same branch as theCharlin clan, the clan founded byManuel Bauloare said to have the best contacts with British crime groups. They are involved in a feud with the Charlin clan.[15]

Castiñeira clanEdit

Owners of several brothels, between Ferrol and Lugo, the Castiñeira clan has been managing a multimillionaire empire of fine prostitutes. The group founder,Ishmail Castiñeira, has evaded the Spanish justice. He currently lives in a non-disclosed town in Scandinavia.

Oubiña clanEdit

One of the most powerful clans in the 1980s, then under the leadership ofLaureano Oubiña, based inVilagarcía de Arousa. David Pérez is their current leader.[16]There have been claims that thePeople's Partywas financed by them.[17]

Os RomasEdit

Group based inCambados, led by a local businessman that was arrested in 2007.[18]

Os LulúsEdit

Clan based inMuxíathat control cocaine traffic inA Costa da Morteregion. Is currently considered the most powerful clan.[19]

Os PiturrosEdit

Familiar clan ofVilanova de Arousa.[20]

Os do BarbanzaEdit

Not a clan, but an association of various small leaders fromO Barbanza, the majority are now missing.[21]

Os PulgósEdit

Small clan ofBoirothat normally works for bigger clans.[22]

Neaño clanEdit

Based in the area ofBergantiños, and led by Elisa González Botana (arrested in 2014

You must have missed my response.

Crime statistics reported in April 2003, showed Galicia as being well down the list, at number 17 out of 19 regions.
http://www.idealspain.com/pages/places/galicia.htm

I'll make sure you don't miss it this time.

Puerto Rico’s economy, crime to blame for middle class exodus

Middle class is basically code for White Puerto Ricans.