SpainA retired woman in Moscow has been sentenced by Russian authorities for keeping nearly 30 animals, including dangerous species like a boa constrictor, a caiman, and a fox, in her 52-square-meter apartment. The court ruled that she must remove all animals except two dogs, clean the premises, and face fines for non-compliance. Local authorities cited complaints from neighbors about foul odors, pests, and violations of health regulations. The housing management company filed a lawsuit demanding removal of all animals and improved sanitation. While the initial ruling imposed fines of 1,000 rubles per day and 20,000 rubles in state taxes, the city court reduced penalties after the retiree argued she lacked sufficient funds.
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