A critical investigation into the stark contrast between the harsh treatment of minor drug cases and the leniency shown in a €3.6 million money-laundering case.
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A critical investigation into the stark contrast between the harsh treatment of minor drug cases and the leniency shown in a €3.6 million money-laundering case. The story examines plea deals, suspended sentences, reduced fines, institutional opacity and networks of influence, raising a troubling question: has prison in Andorra become a tax that only the poor cannot afford?
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