الجزيرة الرياضية
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A journalistic investigation has found that Spain’s La Liga used the signatures of three inspectors on 1,352 reports concerning inspections of cafés and restaurants suspected of showing matches without a licence. The reports were sent to more than 100 courts, even though the inspectors said they had neither reviewed the files nor approved their certification. One inspector personally carried out only 73 of the inspections covered by the reports. A review of 66 reports also found that 31 inspections took less than 12 minutes, including three recorded as lasting zero minutes. La Liga said the employees had been informed that their signatures would be used and that it would take legal action in response to the allegations. The inspectors maintain that they did not consent, while responsibility for any potential violations remains for the courts to determine.
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