Judge orders Spanish government to declassify more material on Ceuta border surge
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Court seeks intelligence documents on mass migrant arrivals in July, including assessments of Moroccan authorities' actions
Tardón gives the executive 15 days to declassify the documents and criticizes that the reports received do not provide new data.
A SPANISH judge has given the government 15 days to release secret data on the mass arrival of 72,000 migrants in Ceuta for an investigation into service failures.
The judge of the National High Court who investigates the irregular mass influx into Ceuta from Morocco at the end of July, María Tardón, has agreed to submit a reasoned statement to the Council of Ministers requesting the declassification of a series of documents and reports related to this investigation.Among other documents, the judge requests the notes and reports made by the CNI and disseminated to authorities from 30 July on the investigat…
In Ceuta, Lieutenant-Colonel Miguel Lobo, chief of operations of the Spanish Civil Guard, reported the presence of six Moroccan military ships near territorial waters on the eve of the arrival of migrants on 30 July, including two interceptors, two patrol boats and two small boats.
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