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"Insufficient Evidence": Spanish Court Shelves Shakira's Tax Fraud Case
A court in Spain said Thursday it has shelved a probe into another alleged tax fraud by Colombian pop star Shakira, putting an end to her legal woes in the country where she once lived.
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Shakira Reaches Deal With Prosecutors To Avoid $15 Million Tax Fraud Trial: Court
Colombian superstar Shakira will pay millions of euros in fines as part of a settlement announced Monday with Spanish prosecutors to settle her tax fraud case and avoid trial.
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Shakira On Trial In Tax Fraud Case, Prosecutors Seek 8-Year Jail Term
Colombian superstar Shakira goes on trial in Barcelona on Monday in a tax fraud case, with Spanish prosecutors seeking a jail term of over eight years for the Grammy-winning singer.
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Shakira Accused Of Tax Fraud For The Second Time, Spain Demands $7 Million
Shakira's legal team said that she had not received any notification of the new case in Miami, where she is now based.
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"It Is Unacceptable": Shakira Blasts Spanish Authorities Amid Tax Fraud Case
The Colombian singer stated that "inappropriate measures" had been employed to harm her reputation and pressure her into entering into a settlement agreement. She insisted that she would not be entering into any agreements and that she would instead
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Spanish Court Orders Pop Star Shakira To Stand Trial In Tax Fraud Case
A Spanish court has ordered Colombian music superstar Shakira to stand trial in a tax fraud case on a yet to be determined date, judicial authorities said Tuesday.
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Pop Star Shakira Rejects Plea Deal In $14.7 Million Spanish Tax Fraud Case
Colombian superstar Shakira rejected a plea deal on Spanish tax fraud charges and wants to prove her innocence in court, her lawyers said Wednesday. Prosecutors accused her of defrauding the Spanish tax office out of $14.7 million.
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Pop Singer Shakira To Face Trial In Spanish Tax Fraud Case
A Spanish court has dismissed an appeal from Shakira and ratified a prior decision, which saw "sufficient evidence" to send her to stand trial over alleged tax fraud
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"Insufficient Evidence": Spanish Court Shelves Shakira's Tax Fraud Case
A court in Spain said Thursday it has shelved a probe into another alleged tax fraud by Colombian pop star Shakira, putting an end to her legal woes in the country where she once lived.
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Shakira Reaches Deal With Prosecutors To Avoid $15 Million Tax Fraud Trial: Court
Colombian superstar Shakira will pay millions of euros in fines as part of a settlement announced Monday with Spanish prosecutors to settle her tax fraud case and avoid trial.
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Shakira On Trial In Tax Fraud Case, Prosecutors Seek 8-Year Jail Term
Colombian superstar Shakira goes on trial in Barcelona on Monday in a tax fraud case, with Spanish prosecutors seeking a jail term of over eight years for the Grammy-winning singer.
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Shakira Accused Of Tax Fraud For The Second Time, Spain Demands $7 Million
Shakira's legal team said that she had not received any notification of the new case in Miami, where she is now based.
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"It Is Unacceptable": Shakira Blasts Spanish Authorities Amid Tax Fraud Case
The Colombian singer stated that "inappropriate measures" had been employed to harm her reputation and pressure her into entering into a settlement agreement. She insisted that she would not be entering into any agreements and that she would instead
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Spanish Court Orders Pop Star Shakira To Stand Trial In Tax Fraud Case
A Spanish court has ordered Colombian music superstar Shakira to stand trial in a tax fraud case on a yet to be determined date, judicial authorities said Tuesday.
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Pop Star Shakira Rejects Plea Deal In $14.7 Million Spanish Tax Fraud Case
Colombian superstar Shakira rejected a plea deal on Spanish tax fraud charges and wants to prove her innocence in court, her lawyers said Wednesday. Prosecutors accused her of defrauding the Spanish tax office out of $14.7 million.
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Pop Singer Shakira To Face Trial In Spanish Tax Fraud Case
A Spanish court has dismissed an appeal from Shakira and ratified a prior decision, which saw "sufficient evidence" to send her to stand trial over alleged tax fraud
