Investigation demanded into Spanish baby trafficking

Spanish authorities are being asked to investigate allegations that newborn babies were stolen from their mothers and sold to other families for decades.

Spanish authorities are being asked to investigate allegations that newborn babies were stolen from their mothers and sold to other families for decades.

This continued into the mid-1990s, according to the petition filed with Attorney Candido Conde-Pumpido by ANADIR, an association of people looking for lost children or parents.

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