Moroccan Officers ‘Planned and Coordinated’ Mass Migrant Crossing in Ceuta, Spanish Police Tells Judge
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The police dossier points out that the massive entry into the Autonomous City between July 30 and 31 "does not respond to a spontaneous phenomenon of irregular immigration, but is the consequence and purpose of a planned process that starts earlier"
The police describe a planned mass influx into the city of Ceuta involving Moroccan agents.
In one of the sections of the document reference is made to the "Organizers of the Flow of People in the Field"
The 55-page document argues that there was a “pre-planning” from Morocco in view of the massive influx of 70,000 people in the last 48 hours of July
The report sent to the Audiencia Nacional avoids mentioning the Moroccan Government but concludes that the massive arrival did not have “a migratory object” but intended to “collapse” the border and “eliminate Spain’s capacity to respond” The CENIF, the unit of Ceuta’s report without agents on the ground and which directs a former adviser to the head of the PP’s political brigade The report sent by the Police to the Audiencia Nacional on the mas…
The CENIF report attributes to the Moroccan security forces the planning and execution of the mass influx of migrants. To destabilize institutions, polarize societies and provoke strategic paralysis without firing a single projectile. 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.
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