The Spanish civil guard announced on Sunday that it had dismantled a secret network that illegally brought between 1,000 and 2,500 Moroccans in Spain in Romania and was available for $ 3,000 ($ 3,400) for accounting.
The Spanish security services in the province of Murcia (southeast) arrested four people who led the network in Spain. These defendants were arrested because they were promoted to a criminal organization and a secret migration, the civil guard said in a statement without revealing the nationality of the arrested.
The network attracted Moroccan migrants who wanted to come to Spain and had them paid 3,000 euros to send them to Romania by plane before they were transported to a van onto the Iberian peninsula. The authorities believe that the suspects have broadcast groups from 20 to 50 Moroccans to Spain every time in the past two years and the 1950s, which would have made it possible for them to change a total of between 1,000 and 2,500 illegal migrants.
In Romania, the organization had a “logistics center” to hide people while waiting to be sent to Spain, the civil guard said.
