Morocco Informs Spain It Is Investigating July Mass Entry Into Ceuta
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Madrid. The migration crisis in Ceuta will be investigated by the Spanish justice system and the case will be handled by María Tardón, judge of the Audiencia Nacional, after receiving the support of the prosecutor's office, which maintains that the massive entrance at the end of July could have involved several crimes, including the favoring of irregular immigration, homicide and injuries due to serious recklessness, and criminal organization.
By Pau Mosquera, CNN en Español - The Spanish National Court Prosecutor's Office on Friday endorsed opening an investigation into the mass crossing of nearly 70,000 migrants that took place on July 30 and 31 from Morocco to Ceuta, given the assessment that these events may have involved irregularities.
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The Public Prosecutor's Office believes that crimes could be committed "whose investigation corresponds to bodies capable of dealing with complex and organized criminal phenomena." Read
The chief prosecutor, Jesús Alonso, reports in favour of the special court being competent to investigate facts that might fit into its initial phase in a crime of favoring irregular immigration, although he already points out that a crime against peace and the independence of the State might fit.The chief prosecutor of the National High Court, Jesús Alonso, has already presented the report that Judge María Tardón requested the Public Prosecutor…
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