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The AN Defends the Judge From the Ceuta Crisis in Front of Marlaska:...

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The National High Court (AN) has supported the action of Judge María Tardón in the proceedings that...

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·Madrid, Spain
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The judges of the National Court assure that their colleague has not "interfered with national security"

Lean Left

The AN defends the judge of the Ceuta crisis in front of Marlaska: "It has not interfered with national security"

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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This was expressed by the Governing Chamber in the agreement it adopted unanimously this Friday: 'It has not interfered with national security'.

·Madrid, Spain
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On Friday the Governing Chamber of the National High Court issued an agreement in which it expresses its "absolute support for the action of the judge" María Tardón , charged with deciding whether to investigate the invasion of Ceuta last July, after the words of the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande Marlaska . "Not only has it not interfered in national security with its judicial action, but, on the contrary, it is acting for the preser…

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Left

The institutional clash between the executive and the judiciary has had a new chapter today following the agreement of the Government Chamber of the National High Court that unanimously of all its members leave in defense of Judge María Tardón, charged with studying a complaint for the massive influx of migrants into Ceuta at the end of July.Continue reading...

·Barcelona, Spain
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europapress.es broke the news in Spain on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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