Spain Police Chief Denies Report Blaming Morocco for Ceuta Mass Entry
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The disinformation campaign with which the Government has responded to the report of the National Police that dismantles its implausible narrative about the assault on Ceuta is the culmination...
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The government faces Thursday’s day as a key event in the migratory crisis in Ceuta. Pedro Sánchez goes up to the rostrum of the Congress of Deputies to account for the political management of the emergency caused by the massive influx of migrants across the border with Morocco on 30 and 31 July. A fact that he himself endowed with the utmost seriousness, identifying it with a “violation of the territorial integrity” of Spain. Since then, with t…
The director of the Police placed by the Government has come out in defense of Moncloa's version of the invasion of Ceuta and has transferred to the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, that there is no police report directly attributing to the Moroccan security forces the planning or execution of the tickets of 30 and 31 July. The Executive, moreover, considers that the controversy unleashed by the document prepared by the Nation…
Spain Police Chief Denies Report Blaming Morocco for Ceuta Mass Entry
Spain’s director general of police, Francisco Pardo, told Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska on Wednesday that senior police officials had informed him that no police report officially attributed the planning or execution of the July 30 and 31 mass entry into Ceuta to Moroccan security forces, according to Spanish news agency EFE.
On Tuesday night, when El Español advanced the content of a police report sent to the Audiencia Nacional, many learned that the mass influx of migrants into Ceuta on July 30 and 31 was not spontaneous, according to this media, but a process led by the Moroccan Security Forces. At the same time, readers also learned of the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Maraska, who at dawn, a few hours after the publication of the article, wrote a let…
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