Breaking news on the entry of immigrants to Ceuta, live | The Court asks the Civil Guard to clarify whether it received any alerts about the massive entry
El delegado del Gobierno de Ceuta: “La prioridad es que los menores salgan de la calle lo antes posible” | Cuerpo espera no entrar en conflicto judicial con el PP en el reparto de menores migrantes
Judge María Tardón of the National Court has asked the Civil Guard for information on whether in the days leading up to the massive entry of immigrants into Ceuta, they had received any warning that "could have alerted" to the situation. Yesterday, Tuesday, Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska stated that the National Intelligence Center (CNI) did not receive any prior alerts.
Meanwhile, Miguel Ángel Pérez Triano, Government Delegate in Ceuta, explained in an interview with Cadena Ser that at the moment "the priority is for minors to get off the streets as soon as possible". Pérez Triano criticized the PP's refusal to accept these minors in the communities they govern.
The First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy, Carlos Cuerpo, has expressed confidence in not entering into a judicial conflict with the PP over a hypothetical refusal of the popular communities to host immigrant minors from Ceuta, an attitude he has attributed to fear of breaking their pacts with Vox.
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