The Judge of the Ceuta Crisis Asks the Government for the Declassified Reports of the CNI, Civil Guard and Police
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The judge considers this information relevant in order to clarify the facts surrounding the irregular entry of more than 70,000 Moroccans into Ceuta.
El Periódico
María Tardón has downloaded the documents and considered them relevant to her inquiries.
The judge of the National High Court María Tardón has asked the Ministry of the Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Courts, presided over by Félix Bolaños, [...]
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The judge of the National High Court María Tardón has asked the Ministry of the Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Courts, chaired by Félix Bolaños, to send her the declassified documents on the crisis in Ceuta, to include them in the case in the investigation into the massive influx of immigrants into the autonomous city.
The judicial investigation into the mass influx of immigrants into Ceuta now incorporates a particularly relevant documentary piece. Judge María Tardón of the National High Court has decided to incorporate into the case the 40 reports, alerts and communications declassified by the Government on the migration crisis that the autonomous city experienced at the end of July. The judge has also asked the Ministry of the Presidency for an authenticate…
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