Spanish police announced Tuesday the bust of a major sex trafficking network, arresting dozens of suspects and freeing over a hundred predominantly South American migrants from effective sex slavery.
A joint operation carried out by Spain’s National Police, Civil Guard, and Customs Surveillance Service arrested 37 people across the provinces of Alicante, Castellón, Malaga, Murcia, and Valencia, suspected of operating a sophisticated trafficking operation with a focus on prostituting female migrants.
According to El Pias , the network focused specifically on South American women without residence or work permits. The police operation saw the…
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