'Stolen babies' - Morocco
France24.com
"In May, Spain's Guardia Civil cracked a child smuggling ring dating back to the 1970s and 80s. In the Spanish enclave of Melilla in Morocco, babies had been sold for up to 6,000 euros to wealthy Spanish families who couldn't have children. It's the latest in a series of Franco-era 'stolen babies' scandals that have emerged since 2010. It's thought the practice may have involved as many as 300,000 infants, going as far back as 1939 and continuing after the dictator's death."
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"In May, Spain's Guardia Civil cracked a child smuggling ring dating back to the 1970s and 80s. In the Spanish enclave of Melilla in Morocco, babies had been sold for up to 6,000 euros to wealthy Spanish families who couldn't have children. It's the latest in a series of Franco-era 'stolen babies' scandals that have emerged since 2010. It's thought the practice may have involved as many as 300,000 infants, going as far back as 1939 and continuing after the dictator's death."
watch here