The Government Fixes 15,000 Migrants Who Have Returned to Morocco and Sees “Much Closer” Normalcy in Ceuta
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The Civil Guard claims that 88,146 immigrants returned to Morocco, which together with the more than 12,000 who continue in the city in the most conservative calculation brings the total figure to 100 thousand. The government only came to talk about 72,000 people.
The National Police has specified that it has managed to count only the migrants who have expressed to their agents the desire to return, a number "minimum compared to that which, in a global way", includes all those who have returned voluntarily
A new report sent to Judge María Tardón at the National High Court estimates that more than 88,000 migrants could have returned to Morocco after the July crisis, an amount that exceeds the entries counted by the Executive and reopens the contradictions between the figures of Sánchez, Marlaska and Torres.
A report sent to the National High Court accredits 862 bailouts and points to the passivity of the Alawites in the face of the border avalanche.
The document also provides two other data on the invasion, and is that the Civil Guard numbers 90 confirmed deaths in Spanish waters...
The Civil Guard figures at 88,146 the returns to Morocco of people who arrived in Ceuta since the massive entry on 30 and 31 July last. This data, reflected in a report that the armed institute has presented at the National High Court, shows a discrepancy in the calculation that the government made public about the entries during that month (which began at 50,000 people and was progressing at about 70,000 or 80,000).
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