The National Court is asking the Civil Guard if they had any information that could “alert” them to the massive entry into Ceuta
The instructor also requests data on the rescue operations and the deceased.
The irregular entry of more than 70,000 people into Ceuta from Morocco, which mainly occurred last Thursday, is beginning to be judicialized. The National Court has asked the Civil Guard to report whether it had any indication or information in the days leading up to the rush, which would have alerted them that it was going to happen.
The investigation was initiated following a complaint from the Iustitia Europa party in which it asked the court to investigate crimes "against state security, crimes against the Nation, promotion of illegal immigration and human trafficking, criminal organization and omission of the duty to prosecute crimes".
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