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Pavle Mircov and his partner, Daniella, nervously scan their e-mail in-box every 15 minutes, desperate for economic salvation: a buyer willing to pay nearly $40,000 for one of their kidneys, according to a recent report.
The couple, the parents of two teenagers, put 무료릴온라인게임(www.csi2014.max.st) their organs up for sale on a local online classified site six months ago after Mircov, 50, lost his job at a meat factory, the New York Times reported on June 28. One meal a day of bread and salami is the family’s only extravagance.
Facing grinding poverty, some Europeans are seeking to sell their kidneys, lungs, bone marrow or corneas, experts say, the report said.
In Spain, Italy, Greece and Russia, advertisements by people peddling organs ― as well as hair, sperm and breast milk ― have turned up on the Internet, with asking prices for lungs as high as $250,000, the newspaper said.
On Wednesday, the NYT reported that Europe’s four-year-old economic crisis is expanding the black market for cigarettes, robbing European Union nations of valuable revenue and drawing in a new class of smugglers.
In May, a judge in England scolded Terry Nolan, a blind man from Yorkshire, who was convicted after investigators found him stashing more than 200,000 contraband cigarettes, some behind a false wall in his garden shed.
In Spain, illicit sales last year soared 300 percent to more than 4.6 billion cigarettes.
In Ireland, smugglers are robust competitors with legal cigarette companies, reaching more than 17 percent. Over all, black market cigarettes continued a steady climb for the fifth straight year, topping 10 percent of consumption or 65 billion cigarettes, the NYT said, based on the annual report issued in June by KPMG for Philip Morris International.
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