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At the request of the EPPO in Berlin (Germany), an individual was arrested this week on suspicion of fraudulently obtaining over €1.1 million in EU subsidies intended for the renovation of two historic buildings.
Today, the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Madrid (Spain) is conducting investigative measures at the Administrator of Railway Infrastructure (ADIF), the State Railway Safety Agency (AESF) and the Court of Auditors in Spain.
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Frankfurt (Germany) and Graz (Austria) have taken action against a criminal network operating cross-border VAT fraud schemes linked to the import and sales of luxury cars, causing estimated losses of €100 million.
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