Police Reportedly Informed the Judge that Moroccan Agents Guided the Massive Entry Into Ceuta
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El Español has released the report only one day after the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, excuses Morocco from having participated in the mass influx
The Government argues that it should have had access to the conclusions of this testimony provided to the National High Court, while the party that asked to investigate the mass influx suggests that the minister is exerting illegal pressure Marlaska asks the director of the Police for the alleged report that attributed to Moroccan forces the entry of migrants into Ceuta The police report in which Morocco would be attributed the entry of migrants…
The images show how an agent in the uniform of the Royal Moroccan Gendarmerie gives indications to a truck from which dozens of people come down
The investigation states that the Moroccan authorities knew and gave their consent to the massive displacement to Ceuta.
Cyber-threat and cyber-terrorism specialists say they are not aware of abnormal activity linked to Moscow or Jerusalem "this summer." 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.
Police Inform the Justice that Moroccan Officers Planned and Executed Ceuta's Jump on July 30 and 31
The General Commissariat of Foreigners sends to Judge María Tardón of the National High Court a report in which she assures that gendarmes guided migrants in Castillejo and plainclothes agents told them where to cross the border of El Tarajal Read
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