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Shakira Acquitted Tax Fraud Spain
ColombianNegotiationsCorruptionAnti Corruption Legislation
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- Shakira acquitted of tax fraud by Spain's National High Court on May 18, 2023.
- Court ordered return of over €55 million ($64 million) in fines.
- Court found she spent 163 days in Spain in 2011, below the 183-day threshold for tax residency.
- Spain's tax agency plans to appeal to the Supreme Court.
- Shakira had previously settled unpaid taxes for 2012-2014.
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