Argentine Soccer Players Accuse Million-Dollar Real Estate Fraud in US
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A group of Argentine soccer players, including Juan Brunetta of Tigres UANL and former Liga MX players, have denounced a presumed million-dollar fraud through real estate investments in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. The complainants estimate contributions of USD 2.67 million and ask for an investigation into the destination of the money. The case involves investments to buy and rent properties, with allegations of properties not transferred, incomplete works, and unpaid bills.
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