Spain Opens Criminal Probe Into Ceuta Migrant Surge
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52 Articles
Judge Tardón claims that Moroccan agents carried out an “active guide” of persons crossing the border illegally
The judge of the National High Court (AN) María Tardón has decided to keep the investigation into the massive influx of immigrants into Ceuta at the end of July, after the Attorney General's Office reported in favor of her jurisdiction.Read more]]>
Judge María Tardón appreciates the "clear and undoubted flattering management" of her security forces (by endorsing the reports of the Police) and considers that what happened seriously attacked the territorial integrity of Spain. In addition, the judge finally assumes the case after the support of the Prosecutor's Office.
The judge notes signs of “a criminal conduct allegedly committed abroad”: “A clear and undoubted management of the process from the Kingdom of Morocco has been demonstrated”
Judge María Tardón has agreed this Monday to investigate irregular mass entry into Ceuta 30 and 31 July when she considers that the National High Court is competent because it was a matter of...
Judge María Tardón explains that this is "a criminal conduct allegedly committed abroad that has seriously attacked Spain's territorial integrity"
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