IU Demands Resignations From the Ministry of the Interior Due to Police Report Linking Morocco to the Massive Influx of Immigrants Into Ceuta
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The Minister of Justice, Félix Bolaños, has asked for "cautela" pending an analysis of the report given to Judge María Tardón on the alleged involvement of the Moroccan gendarmerie in the invasion of Ceuta last July 30th. In an appearance before the media this Wednesday at Parcent Palace, the Minister has avoided ruling on the possible requirement of responsibility to the Police for not informing the Minister of the contents of the report sent t…
Antonio Maíllo believes that there is an "obvious criminal responsibility" in the authorities of the neighboring country and warns of a "disloyalty" of the Director General of the Police with the Government Read
For some analysts, the crisis could have been a message sent to Spain by the Moroccan kingdom on the question of Western Sahara, a former Spanish colony, largely controlled by Morocco.
The document collects prior warnings about a possible mass influx into Ceuta and points to prediction and response failures prior to the recorded crisis.
The minister and the Moncloa disassociate themselves from the document, so overwhelming that it obliges the government to ask Morocco publicly for explanations.
The president of Castilla-La Mancha, Emiliano García-Page, warned this Wednesday that the report of the National Police on the mass influx of people into Ceuta on July 30 and 31 "has to have obvious consequences on all orders" if its content is confirmed, according to which the crisis was organized by Moroccan gendarmes. On the occasion of Ceuta Day, García-Page also sent his "deep affection" and that of the autonomous community to the ceutíes a…
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