Spain: Two arrested for pay-TV piracy
February 26, 2018
From David Del Valle in Madrid
Two brothers from Ciudad Real, in the Castilla La Mancha Region, have been arrested for pirating pay-TV signals and illegally distributed them to 3,000 subscribers.
The network decrypted the pay-TV signals and then distributed them at lower prices than the official ones, earning them some half a million Euros a year.
The probe started after a claim from La Liga. The police actions against piracy have intensified over the last months after complaints from La Liga as well as a number of pay TV operators.
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