Residents and businesses in Marbella have spent over four million euros in the last two years installing solar panels, receiving 1.2 million euros in grants.
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September 27, 2011 • News in Brief •
Residents and businesses in Marbella have spent over four million Euros on paper, justified with falsified invoices, in the last two years for supposedly installing solar panels, receiving 1.2 million euros in grants. It is thought the actual real sum used for installations is around 200 000 Euros.