Última hora de la entrada de inmigrantes a Ceuta, en directo | La Audiencia pide a la Guardia Civil que aclare si recibió alguna alerta sobre la entrada masiva
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
Audiencia National judge María Tardón has asked the Guardia Civil if they received any warnings prior to the massive influx of immigrants into Ceuta. Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska stated that the National Intelligence Center (CNI) did not receive any prior alerts. Miguel Ángel Pérez Triano, the government's delegate in Ceuta, explained in a Cadena Ser interview that their current priority is to get the minors off the streets as soon as possible.
Pérez Triano criticized the People's Party (PP) for not accepting these minors in the governing communities. Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo expressed confidence in not entering a judicial conflict with the PP over the hypothetical negative response from the local communities to host immigrant minors from Ceuta, attributing this fear to the potential rupture of their alliances with Vox.
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