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flag   Country: SPAIN  The mechanisms for reporting foreign bribery could be improvedThe mechanisms for reporting foreign bribery could be improved

Use the contacts on this page to report any suspicions or evidence of a Spanish registered company or national being involved in the bribery of a foreign public official in an international business transaction. The transaction may have taken place in any country in the world.
Foreign Bribery is a Crime
Bribery of a foreign public official has been a criminal offence in Spain since 2 February 2000. Bribery that occurred prior to this date may also be a criminal offence if any part of the offence took place in Spain.
Implementing Legislation

Reporting
The Spanish Government advises that suspected incidents of foreign bribery be reported to the Special Attorney General's Office for the Repression of Economic Offences related with Corruption (this agency is more commonly known as the Fiscalía, Anticorrupción). Written reports can be accepted in Spanish (official language). Written reports can also be accepted in English and French. To call Spain from another country, use the international access code +34. It is also possible to report information regarding suspected incidents of foreign bribery to the Spanish embassy in the country where the bribery is alleged to have occurred. Spanish public officials are required to report evidence of foreign bribery to the Spanish enforcement authorities.

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  • Note that all reports must be made in writing. Verbal reports made in person or by telephone are not permitted.

Contacts

Special Attorney General's Office for the Repression of Economic Offences related with Corruption (Fiscalía Anticorrupción)
Fiscalía Especial para la Represión de los Delitos Económicos Relacionados con la Corrupción
 
You can report  Anonymously   Confidentially   Openly   
Telephone   Post   Fax   Email   Website 
Guidelines Do
  • Be aware that your report will be treated confidentially unless, if the case goes to court, the judge decides otherwise.
Telephone  +34 91 571 2523 : 24 hour   7 days  | Verbal reports by telephone are not permitted.
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Fax  +34 91 579 3846  
Web site   Web site | This on-line form can be used to report all crimes, including foreign bribery.  
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Address  Paseo de la Castellana, 147
28071 Madrid
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Data for Spain last updated on 19 December 2008

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