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Major Scandal in Spain's Concerts Leads to Court

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A significant case of alleged tax evasion in Spain's cultural sector is in court.
Juan Martínez Murcia, head of Actura 12, faces trial for social security offenses.
The prosecution seeks a fine of 55 million euros and an 8-year prison sentence.
The company reportedly underreported artist wages to evade higher social security contributions.
Thousands of musicians are believed to be affected by these practices.

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A significant case of alleged tax evasion in Spain's cultural sector is in court.
Juan Martínez Murcia, head of Actura 12, faces trial for social security offenses.
The prosecution seeks a fine of 55 million euros and an 8-year prison sentence.
The company reportedly underreported artist wages to evade higher social security contributions.
Thousands of musicians are believed to be affected by these practices.

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