Los Angeles CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 05/15/2015 -- In the rolling hills of Velez-Malaga, Spain, nestled in the beautiful terrain of Andalucia, rests a bustling commercial and tourist center that is home to travelers, residents, businesses, and unsettling legal cases that have brought an ominous shadow over the gleaming reputation of the country.
Residents of the Andalucia region have recently began to protest the blatant corruption of political figures and legal authorities within the region. Kickbacks, falsified financial accounts, abusive spending, and other unethical action have gained headlines and have even triggered talks of anti-corruption offices to quell such actions. One newly launched website is warning residents and tourists of the Andalucia region, specifically Velez-Malaga, to beware of the corruption taking place between lawyers and the courts in the area.
In one startling case, a local court falsified reports to change the legal proceedings regarding a deed and a private property homeowner's property boundaries. The case, which began in 2004, was appointed a false surveyor who changed the plat to benefit the adjacent property owner. A false agricultural plan was implemented and a false invoice from a seemingly false company was produced. Abuse of power within the townhall and ignoring the law by the court of Velez-Malaga is normal in Velez-Malaga.
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The stories of corruption stemming from Velez-Malaga involve the courts, lawyers, family members, acquaintances, and business owners, spinning a web of deep corruption that is being brought to light at a rapid pace by the concerned residents of Andalucia. Foreign residents are leaving the country because of the corruption.
More information is available at http://corruption-andalucia.com/
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