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Spanish city starts fining prostitutes and clients
Associated Press
2009-11-10 09:51 PM
The southern Spanish city of Granada has started imposing fines on street prostitutes and their clients in a rare crackdown on a profession that lies in legal limbo.

City councilor Eduardo Moral says the new municipal order that went into effect Tuesday imposes fines of up to ⁈($4,500) for soliciting or offering sex within 200 meters (660 feet) of a school, residential area, shopping center or business complex.

Outside that limit, the fine can be as much as ⁈1,100).

Moral says the ordinance is probably among the strictest in Spain because most cities, including the capital Madrid, do not even have one.

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