World-famous soprano Montserrat Caballé has reached a deal with the Spanish tax authorities over more than €500,000 that prosecutors claim she withheld in income tax on her 2010 return. The diva will admit her guilt and pay 50% of the expected fine. Because Caballé has no criminal record and any sentence would be short, the singer will not have to go to jail. [El País]
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