Fabian Medizza, Associate at Kepler, contributes to this analysis published in El Derecho, exploring the new challenges posed by technology-driven scams in an environment defined by immediacy, the opacity of certain investment schemes, and the cross-border nature of these offences.
The article addresses key issues such as the difficulty of gathering evidence, the dispersion of affected parties, and jurisdictional challenges. It also highlights a significant shift in the approach of Spain’s Audiencia Nacional: the application of the principles of the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime as a step forward in ensuring effective protection for victims.
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