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Local police departments are now fully integrated into the VioGén system



Data updated as of February 28, 2026

A total of 838 municipalities have their Local Police forces fully integrated into the VioGén System, including 40 provincial capitals, and these forces are distributed across 15 autonomous communities as well as the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla, demonstrating broad nationwide coverage throughout Spain.

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Interactive map of Spain Select a province on the map to view available resources A Coruña (Galicia) - No. of Municipalities: 30 Lugo (Galicia) - No. of Municipalities: 6 Ourense (Galicia) - No. of Municipalities: 11 Pontevedra (Galicia) - No. of Municipalities: 21 Asturias (Principado de Asturias) - No. of Municipalities: 14 Cantabria (Cantabria) - No. of Municipalities: 29 Bizkaia (País Vasco) - No. of Municipalities: 0 Gipuzkoa (País Vasco) - No. of Municipalities: 0 Araba/Álava (País Vasco) - No. of Municipalities: 0 Navarra (Comunidad Foral de Navarra) - No. of Municipalities: 18 La Rioja (La Rioja) - No. of Municipalities: 8 Huesca (Aragón) - No. of Municipalities: 5 Zaragoza (Aragón) - No. of Municipalities: 17 Teruel (Aragón) - No. of Municipalities: 1 Lleida (Cataluña) - No. of Municipalities: 0 Girona (Cataluña) - No. of Municipalities: 0 Barcelona (Cataluña) - No. of Municipalities: 0 Tarragona (Cataluña) - No. of Municipalities: 0 León (Castilla y León) - No. of Municipalities: 8 Zamora (Castilla y León) - No. of Municipalities: 4 Palencia (Castilla y León) - No. of Municipalities: 7 Valladolid (Castilla y León) - No. of Municipalities: 10 Burgos (Castilla y León) - No. of Municipalities: 5 Salamanca (Castilla y León) - No. of Municipalities: 10 Ávila (Castilla y León) - No. of Municipalities: 11 Segovia (Castilla y León) - No. of Municipalities: 3 Soria (Castilla y León) - No. of Municipalities: 4 Madrid (Comunidad de Madrid) - No. of Municipalities: 52 Cáceres (Extremadura) - No. of Municipalities: 6 Badajoz (Extremadura) - No. of Municipalities: 5 Toledo (Castilla la Mancha) - No. of Municipalities: 10 Guadalajara (Castilla la Mancha) - No. of Municipalities: 6 Cuenca (Castilla la Mancha) - No. of Municipalities: 8 Ciudad Real (Castilla la Mancha) - No. of Municipalities: 13 Albacete (Castilla la Mancha) - No. of Municipalities: 4 Castellón/Castelló (Comunidad Valenciana) - No. of Municipalities: 18 Valencia/Valéncia (Comunidad Valenciana) - No. of Municipalities: 63 Alicante/Alacant (Comunidad Valenciana) - No. of Municipalities: 50 Balears, Illes (Islas Baleares) - No. of Municipalities: 27 Huelva (Andalucía) - No. of Municipalities: 20 Sevilla (Andalucía) - No. of Municipalities: 47 Cádiz (Andalucía) - No. of Municipalities: 22 Córdoba (Andalucía) - No. of Municipalities: 44 Málaga (Andalucía) - No. of Municipalities: 25 Jaén (Andalucía) - No. of Municipalities: 44 Granada (Andalucía) - No. of Municipalities: 58 Almería (Andalucía) - No. of Municipalities: 32 Región de Murcia (Región de Murcia) - No. of Municipalities: 27 Ceuta (Ciudad Autónoma) - No. of Municipalities: 1 Melilla (Ciudad Autónoma) - No. of Municipalities: 1 Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Canarias) - No. of Municipalities: 26 Las Palmas (Canarias) - No. of Municipalities: 18

Data Protection



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  • This right may be exercised free of charge.
  • The data controller must respond within a maximum period of one month from receipt of the request.
  • The information must be sent by mail to the address indicated, in a legible and intelligible form, in accordance with the criteria of the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD).


  • The data subject may request the immediate rectification of any inaccurate personal data.
  • They may also request that incomplete data be completed, taking into account the purposes of the processing.
  • The controller shall act without undue delay.


  • The data subject may request the immediate rectification of any inaccurate personal data.
  • They may also request that incomplete data be completed, taking into account the purposes of the processing.
  • The controller shall act without undue delay.


  • You may request the free deletion of personal data when either of the following circumstances applies:
    1. The processing does not comply with the principles or requirements of lawfulness.
    2. Special categories of data are being processed improperly.
  • Supporting documentation will be required.


A final acquittal is a criminal judgment that finds the defendant not guilty, against which no ordinary appeal is available in the proceedings, thereby making the acquittal definitively final.

Finality must be expressly established: The judgment is considered final as of the date on which the court order states that no appeal is available against it, or as of the date on which the judicial body declares it final.



Final dismissal (Article 637 of the Spanish Criminal Procedure Act – LECrim) entails the definitive termination of criminal proceedings without liability for the investigated person.

It is a judicial decision declaring the absence of sufficient evidence of criminality, permanently closing the case. This prevents the reopening of the proceedings.

What are the differences with provisional dismissal? (Article 641 of the LECrim)

  • Provisional dismissal is a procedural measure that allows a criminal case to be temporarily closed when there is insufficient evidence to continue the investigation. Even if it becomes final, there remains the possibility of reopening the proceedings if new evidence emerges. This situation may persist for as long as the criminal action has not become time-barred.

Can I request the removal of my case from VioGén-2 with a provisional dismissal?

  • No, not while the criminal action has not become time-barred.


If you have been convicted, and only if all sentences have been served, you may request the deletion of your data by providing:

  • Judicial certification of completion of the sentence: A document certifying that the sentence has been fully served following a final judgment.
  • Certificate of expungement of the criminal record resulting from the proceedings: Once the sentences have been served and the statutory periods have elapsed, you must request and obtain a certificate of expungement of your criminal record (not your police record) resulting from the proceedings arising from the case that led to the inclusion of your data in the VioGén System.

  • Data deletion from the VioGén System is permitted only in the cases provided for by law: a final acquittal, a dismissal without prejudice, a definitive dismissal of the case, or full completion of the sentence with expungement of the criminal record.
  • Non-final decisions, such as a provisional dismissal, DO NOT permit deletion.
  • All requests must be accompanied by supporting court documentation.
  • The deletion process does not entail the removal of data necessary for law enforcement agencies to comply with legal retention obligations, as such agencies may be subject to different regulations for public safety purposes.


Download: Data deletion request form for the VioGén system

Where can I submit it?

At any office of the National Police or Civil Guard, at the offices of the Government Delegations or Subdelegations in each province, or through the Electronic Headquarters of the Ministry of the Interior or the General Electronic Registry of the General State Administration, in accordance with the provisions of Law 39/2015 of October 1 on the Common Administrative Procedure of Public Administrations (DIR3 code: E04625302).

IMPORTANT: No acknowledgment of receipt will be issued for submissions made through any other channel.

When will I receive a response?

Requests will be answered within one month. However, considering the complexity and number of applications, the deadline may be extended by an additional two months (this circumstance will be communicated to the interested party).



If you wish to exercise your rights through a legal representative, you must provide a power of attorney.

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