Four people given suspended sentences for hate crimes against Vinicius Junior
Four people have received suspended prison sentences after admitting hate crimes against Real Madrid star Vinicius Junior.
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Four people have received suspended prison sentences after admitting hate crimes against Real Madrid star Vinicius Junior.
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Four people have been handed suspended jail sentences by a Madrid Court after being found guilty of a hate crime related to an effigy of Real Madrid forward Vinicius Jr, Spain's LaLiga said in a statement on Monday.
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