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Source: RTN

The government is creating a massive database to monitor the banking activities of everyone living in Spain, with the goal of fighting money laundering and funding for terrorist activities.

Judges, prosecutors, police officers, intelligence agents and the Tax Agency will have access to the 34 million bank accounts, assets and deposit accounts included in this database.

This is the first time that the financial activities of all Spaniards and residents have become the targets of such a program. France and Germany are the only other European countries to have adopted the system.

The new rules come on the back of recommendations from the Financial Action Task Force, an international association to which Spain belongs, along with 35 other countries.

Under the new rules, banks will have the legal obligation to provide information about all their checking and savings accounts, financial assets and deposits, including the names of the account holders.

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Despite fears that this year could end with the new Region of Murcia International Airport in Corvera still not open, Manuel Campos, the regional minister for Development and Public Works, still maintains that an opening date sometime between September and December is “very possible”.

The airport is complete, he claims, and could be used today if necessary, although he is also reported as saying that the runway, baggage retrieval system and computer systems need to be finished off. The only things missing are the licences and permits, a management company to run the facility, and of course a finance plan: this last point is the issue on which the future of Corvera rests.......

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