Ceuta Crisis: Moroccan Police Fingered
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A Spanish police report casts doubt on the role of Moroccan law enforcement forces in the influx of migrants to Ceuta at the end of July.
In front of the deputies, the Iberian Prime Minister defended his management of the crisis, while continuing to refute the role that Morocco seems to have played. However, which seems central, as indicated in a police report.
The chief prosecutor of the Audiencia Nacional, Jesús Alonso, has decided to remove the prosecutor José Perals from the proceedings opened in relation to the migratory crisis lived in Ceuta on July 30 and 31 and it is he who decides on the competence of the Audiencia Nacional to investigate the entry of more than 72,000 people into the autonomous city, legal sources told EL PERIÓDICO.
Spain's government has a problem: a police report accuses the Moroccan police of misconduct in Ceuta. However, the government had previously expressly excluded Morocco's responsibility. Protests against the government's migration policy are increasing, demonstrations demand the resignation of the government and new elections.
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