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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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McAfee Creator Found Dead in Spanish Prison Following Approval of Extradition to US to Face Tax Charges
John McAfee, the creator of McAfee antivirus software, was found dead in his jail cell near Barcelona, Spain, in an apparent suicide Wednesday, hours after a Spanish court approved his extradition to the United States to face tax charges punishable by decades in prison, authorities said.
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Lionel Messi Says Tax Problems Made Him Want To Leave Barcelona
Lionel Messi said he wanted to leave Barcelona when he was under investigation from the Spanish tax authorities but insists now he intends to finish his career at the club.
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Spanish King's Brother-In-Law To Serve 5 Year Prison Sentence
The brother-in-law of Spain's king turned himself in to authorities on Monday to serve a five-year, 10-month prison sentence for crimes including tax fraud and embezzlement, a prison system spokesman said.
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Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo Reaches Deal With Spanish Tax Authorities: Reports
Ronaldo is unlikely to serve any time in jail under the deal because Spanish law states that a sentence of under two years for a first offence can be served on probation.
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Manchester United's Alexis Sanchez Accepts Suspended Spanish Sentence For Tax Fraud
Manchester United striker Alexis Sanchez has struck a deal with Spanish authorities to accept a 16-month suspended jail sentence for tax fraud in return for avoiding a trial.
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Alexis Sanchez, Manchester United Striker, Handed 16-Month Jail Term For Tax Fraud
Alexis Sanchez admitted defrauding Spanish tax authorities of 1,249,515 dollars from image rights during his time with the Catalan football giants.
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Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez Admits One Million Euro Tax Fraud
Alexis Sanchez's confession could see him receive a fine and possibly a non-custodial prison sentence.
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F.C.Barcelona Agrees to Pay 5.5 Million Euro Fine Over Neymar Transfer
F.C.Barcelona have accepted to pay 5.5 million euro fine over Neymar's controversial transfer in 2013 in order to avoid a trial for tax evasion charges
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Spanish Authorities Search Ex-IMF Chief's Offices for Second Day
Spanish tax authorities carried out new searches on Friday of former IMF chief Rodrigo Rato's Madrid offices in a money-laundering probe as the country questioned whether he had been made a scapegoat in the ruling Popular Party's anti-corruption drive.
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Barcelona pay 13.5m euros to tax office over Neymar
Barcelona paid $18.6 million to Spanish tax authorities to cover any potential irregularities in their signing of Neymar. Barcelona's actions take the price of Neymar's transfer to more than $138 million after the Catalan club initially said they paid $74 million for the Brazil forward.
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Judge summons Lionel Messi in tax fraud case
The 25-year-old four time World Player of the Year and his father Jorge Horacio are accused of defrauding the Spanish tax authorities of more than four million euros ($5 million,
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Lionel Messi's polished image faces first scandal
The sporting world was shocked on Wednesday by the news that four-time World Player of the Year Lionel Messi is being pursued by the Spanish tax authorities for an alleged fraud worth over four million euros ($5 million).
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Luis Figo denies owing taxes to Spanish authorities
Retired Portuguese footballer Luis Figo insisted on Thursday he owed nothing to Spanish tax authorities a day after the Supreme Court here announced he had lost a 2.45-million-euro appeal.
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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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McAfee Creator Found Dead in Spanish Prison Following Approval of Extradition to US to Face Tax Charges
John McAfee, the creator of McAfee antivirus software, was found dead in his jail cell near Barcelona, Spain, in an apparent suicide Wednesday, hours after a Spanish court approved his extradition to the United States to face tax charges punishable by decades in prison, authorities said.
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Lionel Messi Says Tax Problems Made Him Want To Leave Barcelona
Lionel Messi said he wanted to leave Barcelona when he was under investigation from the Spanish tax authorities but insists now he intends to finish his career at the club.
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Spanish King's Brother-In-Law To Serve 5 Year Prison Sentence
The brother-in-law of Spain's king turned himself in to authorities on Monday to serve a five-year, 10-month prison sentence for crimes including tax fraud and embezzlement, a prison system spokesman said.
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Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo Reaches Deal With Spanish Tax Authorities: Reports
Ronaldo is unlikely to serve any time in jail under the deal because Spanish law states that a sentence of under two years for a first offence can be served on probation.
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Manchester United's Alexis Sanchez Accepts Suspended Spanish Sentence For Tax Fraud
Manchester United striker Alexis Sanchez has struck a deal with Spanish authorities to accept a 16-month suspended jail sentence for tax fraud in return for avoiding a trial.
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Alexis Sanchez, Manchester United Striker, Handed 16-Month Jail Term For Tax Fraud
Alexis Sanchez admitted defrauding Spanish tax authorities of 1,249,515 dollars from image rights during his time with the Catalan football giants.
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Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez Admits One Million Euro Tax Fraud
Alexis Sanchez's confession could see him receive a fine and possibly a non-custodial prison sentence.
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F.C.Barcelona Agrees to Pay 5.5 Million Euro Fine Over Neymar Transfer
F.C.Barcelona have accepted to pay 5.5 million euro fine over Neymar's controversial transfer in 2013 in order to avoid a trial for tax evasion charges
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Spanish Authorities Search Ex-IMF Chief's Offices for Second Day
Spanish tax authorities carried out new searches on Friday of former IMF chief Rodrigo Rato's Madrid offices in a money-laundering probe as the country questioned whether he had been made a scapegoat in the ruling Popular Party's anti-corruption drive.
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Barcelona pay 13.5m euros to tax office over Neymar
Barcelona paid $18.6 million to Spanish tax authorities to cover any potential irregularities in their signing of Neymar. Barcelona's actions take the price of Neymar's transfer to more than $138 million after the Catalan club initially said they paid $74 million for the Brazil forward.
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Judge summons Lionel Messi in tax fraud case
The 25-year-old four time World Player of the Year and his father Jorge Horacio are accused of defrauding the Spanish tax authorities of more than four million euros ($5 million,
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Lionel Messi's polished image faces first scandal
The sporting world was shocked on Wednesday by the news that four-time World Player of the Year Lionel Messi is being pursued by the Spanish tax authorities for an alleged fraud worth over four million euros ($5 million).
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Luis Figo denies owing taxes to Spanish authorities
Retired Portuguese footballer Luis Figo insisted on Thursday he owed nothing to Spanish tax authorities a day after the Supreme Court here announced he had lost a 2.45-million-euro appeal.
