Prostitution in Spain

[Aldaris]

Explain me why do you consider it a crime? I assume it does not involve minors etc.

It is not something that should be praised but it does not make it a crime automatically for me.

Just because there's technically no harm done, doesn't make the stuff to be legalized, let alone correct.

While we're there, let us legalize grave robbing aswell for example. It doesn't hurt anyone either. This simplistic sort of view of morality is alien to me. Morality is more complex than that and the law should reflect it. In other words, no harm doesn't equal no crime. I had this discussion with a few members and their go-to argument was that the family of the deceased would be against that. Well, obviously. But I'm also pretty sure the father of the prostitute isn't so happy about it either. I'm against both of course, but the underlying point is completely analogical.

Unfortunately, this particular stuff is often ignored because most people think like you regarding that. There is some other element in human morality than just harm/no harm.

[Gallop]

La Diabla', one of the three most wanted fugitives in Spain

This woman from Venezuela, known for recruiting women and transsexuals that she exploited for sexual purposes, is, along with Kohler and Angles, the individuals that the police are trying to find.



It is called Leudis Isaac, but is known as 'the devil'. She is one of the most wanted fugitives in Spain and Europe. The reason? What she was doing was recruiting women and transsexuals in her country, Venezuela, with the promise of getting them work in Spain.

In fact, this woman has exploited women in Barcelona, Madrid, Asturias... but she has also practiced this activity in other countries such as Germany. In fact, her partner was a judicial police officer in Germany.

His 'modus operandi' was to recruit the girls and force them to undergo cosmetic surgery. Then he would extort them for the supposed debt they owed them.

What's more, when 'La Diabla' considered that they were already paid off, they sold them to some road clubs.


https://www.marca.com/tiramillas/act...1478b45c4.html


27/11/2021

[Gallop]

03-12-2021


Dangerous Venezuelan pimp "La Diabla" wanted by interpol arrested in Hamburg


Known as 'Donatella', her main function was to recruit her victims "taking advantage of their economic precariousness".




The National Police, in collaboration with the German police, has arrested in Hamburg Leudis Isaac Corro Camacho, known as 'La Diabla' and accused of pimping. Her crimes, related to trafficking, were so cruel that Europol has added her together with Antonio Anglés and Norbert Köhler as the most wanted persons by the police in Spain.

https://www.larazon.es/internacional...igmdzzgli.html



Prison is the future of those who intend to practice crime in Spain. Sooner or later

[Gallop]

Desiré is a Brazilian woman who was convinced by the mafia to travel to Euskadi and work as a cook. Once here, she was forced to work as a prostitute and pay off the debt of her trip.

[Didac]

Prostitution and materialism on the same level in Europe unfortunately. Most prostitution comes from eastern and Southern Europe. It’s sad and unfortunate they turn into lifeless robots

[Gallop]

Most prostitution comes from eastern and Southern Europe. It’s sad and unfortunate they turn into lifeless robots

The original post in this thread reflects the provenance of prostitution generally by international mafias who recruit girls whom they deceive and enslave.

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In August the biggest operation against Russian mafias was carried out. There were 99 detainees who controlled 600 girls in 26 clubs. Brazilians, Colombians and Dominicans dominate South American prostitution. "There are also Nigerian networks, street prostitution; and Chinese, who force girls to prostitute themselves in clandestine apartments".

[Gallop]

According to the police, they had to pay a debt owed to the organization and had to work as prostitutes all day long with hardly any rest.

On the other hand, the Guardia Civil rescued 5 Colombian soccer players who had been recruited in their country by fake scouts. Once in Spain, the network forced them to have sexual encounters with other men.




Spanish police freed 5 Colombian women from prostitution

[Gallop]

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[Gallop]

Video provided by the Seville National Police

-23 women have been released during the operation in which 19 people have been arrested.
-They were sexually exploited and given drugs to make them more active.
-They slept in overcrowded rooms, up to 12 women shared a single room.

The investigation began in May of this year, when the agents learned of an organization dedicated to recruiting women in their country of origin, picking them up at their destination and taking them to safe apartments where they were prostituted, so that they could pay the organization the debt contracted for the trip, which amounted to approximately 8,000 euros each.

After several investigations, the agents found that the members of the organization were of Colombian nationality and were related to each other. The head of the organization, a 54-year-old woman who had the collaboration of her ex-husband and other close relatives, covered the travel expenses of the victims and placed the exploited women in the different apartments, as well as acting as a liaison with the country of origin where they were recruited.

The organization had the possibility of selling drugs to the clients, specifically cocaine, which was prepared in small doses in the different apartments where sexual services were offered. In addition, this drug consumption was encouraged to the victims themselves to increase the time of exposure to sexual services and to keep the women more active.

Unsanitary conditions

At the same time, the victims lived under very poor sanitary conditions, with up to 12 people living in the same room, since the organization made sure to charge the victims for their lodging and food.

The agents carried out seven simultaneous searches in apartments in Seville, Utrera and Alcalá de Guadaíra, six of which were used for the exploitation of women and the storage of drugs. In total, 82,000 euros in banknotes and 50 grams of cocaine distributed and prepared in bags to serve to clients and victims were seized.

The agents have freed 23 sexually exploited women, mostly of Colombian origin, who lived in subhuman conditions and were controlled at all times by the dismantled network. The organization included sexual services outside their homes, with the victims being personally transferred by the criminal organization.

The detainees are charged with crimes of belonging to a criminal organization dedicated to human trafficking and sexual exploitation, crimes against public health, against the rights of foreign citizens and against workers. In addition, one of the detainees is charged with sexual assault of a victim, which he took advantage of on more than four occasions.

https://www.niusdiario.es/espana/and...255271046.html

[Gallop]

New cocaine route passes through Turkey

Turkish mafias have become more important in the distribution of this drug in Europe and the Middle East after forming alliances with organizations such as that of the Galician Sito Miñanco or the Mexican Sinaloa cartel.

On June 16, following a tip-off, Customs agents at the port of Mersin (in southern Turkey) ordered a search of the containers of a merchant ship from Ecuador. The scanner showed suspicious images and the police dogs confirmed it: among the banana cargo there were 1,300 kilos of cocaine, the biggest find in Turkey's history. Seven days later, in the same port and again in a container of Ecuadorian bananas, another 463 kilos were found. It might seem astonishing in a country that has not traditionally been linked to this drug, but it is not. The name of Turkey has begun to sound strongly in the cocaine trafficking routes, since that was the destination of the 4.9 tons seized last year in the Colombian port of Buenaventura; of the more than 1,000 kilos found in the Panamanian port of Cristobal the previous year; of another 500 kilos in a ship inspected when entering the Panama Canal last May? Also Turkish were the crew members of several boats loaded with cocaine that have been seized by the Spanish police in Atlantic waters in recent years.

https://elpais.com/internacional/202...r-turquia.html