Police Reportedly Informed the Judge that Moroccan Agents Guided the Massive Entry Into Ceuta
- The National Police informed Judge María Tardán that the mass crossing of about 80,000 people in Ceuta was planned and executed by Moroccan security agents.
- The CENIF intelligence unit's report states that the migration event was a cover for an operation led by both uniformed and undercover Moroccan agents.
- Uniformed Moroccan gendarmes guided migrants from Castillejos to the Spanish border and controlled the flow at the border fence.
- The Police ruled out the involvement of criminal mafias in directing the migrants during the incident.
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The unit that has prepared the report on the crisis in Ceuta is not limited to studying migratory movements: it develops criminal intelligence, analyzes threats on social networks, cooperates with the CNI and maintains operational connections with Frontex and foreign services.
Pedro Sánchez will appear in Congress this Thursday with many issues to be clarified about Ceuta. To the polemics that have accompanied the last weeks due to the delay in the performance of the government or the existence or not of previous warnings of intelligence about the avalanche, has been added a report that the National Police would have sent to the judge who investigates the crisis directly linking Morocco with the massive entry of thous…
The law protects the autonomy of the Judicial Police and the judge reportedly ordered that the information only reach the court.
According to the document "that it would be viewed by the media El Español " the arrival in mass of thousands of migrants in the exclave was led by the gendarme of Rabat, on order of agents in bourgeois. Until now the government Sánchez has excluded any involvement of the...
The document, prepared by an information unit of the Spanish police, was sent on Monday to the judge who is investigating the entrance of tens of thousands of people in Ceuta at the end of July and was initially reported by the newspaper El Español.
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