Marlaska Complains From the Judge in Ceuta's Case to the CGPJ and Claims to Transfer Police Information
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Fernando Grande-Marlaska's letter to the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) expressing his "concern" about the latest decision by Judge María Tardón, who is investigating the mass entry of migrants into Ceuta last July, has received a strong response from its president. Isabel Perelló has set limits for the Minister of the Interior and defended the National Court judge's actions, stating that she acted "within her constitutional duties" and…
Marlaska defends that respect for judicial independence must be compatible with providing information to the Spanish government
The minister sent the president of the judiciary a letter to express her "concern" about the judge's instructions to CENIF on August 10. "The judge's action responds to the exercise of her constitutional functions," the president of the judiciary responds. More information: The police informs the judge that the invasion of Ceuta was guided by Moroccan gendarmes to the orders of plainclothes officers for a purpose other than migration.
The Minister of the Interior complains in writing that the judge blocked the CENIF from informing its police superiors, and the president of the Supreme Court certifies that judicial independence prevails.
The Minister of the Interior previously sent a letter to the CGPJ showing «concern» about Tardón’s decision to ban the investigative team ...
The Minister points out in a letter that it must be compatible for the judicial police to inform the judges while providing the Government with the necessary information.
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