Four Migrants Who Passed to Ceuta Confirm Before the Judge that They Were Guided by Moroccan Agents and One of Them Claims that They Threw Him Into the Sea
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Four protected witnesses of Maghreb origin have assured this Tuesday before the judge of the National High Court, María Tardón, that Moroccan agents gave them indications at the border to enter Ceuta, and one of them has reported that he had no intention of crossing to Spain, but that they threw him into the sea and was rescued by the Civil Guard.
The judge investigating the massive arrival of immigrants in Ceuta, María Tardón, has taken statements from four Moroccans who entered the autonomous city at the end of...
The judge of the National High Court has heard four witnesses who were part of the waves of mass immigration that crossed the border.
Another of the participants points to the presence of Rabat's infiltrators in the reception centres, while two other witnesses explain that Moroccan agents "pushed" them into the sea
Another relates that a Moroccan plainclothes policeman pushed his mother into the sea to make her cross and a third young man says he crossed the border animated by "Sánchez's regularization." One witness also insists that there were Moroccan agents who guided the assault and recounts the presence of trucks on the border. More information: The invasion of Ceuta was worse than the government said: the Civil Guard number is 88,146 Moroccans who re…
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The judge of the National High Court María Tardón, who investigates possible criminal responsibilities arising from the massive influx of migrants into Ceuta at the end of July, heard on Tuesday four protected witnesses whose testimonies were requested by the National Centre for Immigration and Borders (CENIF) of the National Police.
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