The National Police releases 20 people who lived confined in a restaurant in subhuman conditions

The victims, of various nationalities, including two babies less than a year old, lived in a space of just one and a half meters long for 400 euros per month
When they could not meet the required payment, they were subjected to coercion, preventing them from accessing basic services, forcing them to sleep in even smaller spaces, and even threatening to infect them with Covid-19 disease.
Two people have been arrested, the owner of the restaurant and the owner of the property, who are charged with crimes favoring irregular immigration, coercion and a crime against public health

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