La Fiscalía apunta al delegado del Gobierno de Ceuta por la “omisión de medidas” ante la entrada masiva de migrantes
La fiscal jefa en la ciudad autónoma dice que debe investigarse en la Audiencia Nacional “la información de la que disponían las autoridades españolas” y si existieron “omisiones relevantes en materia de prevención”
El Pais reports that the chief prosecutor of Ceuta, Silvia Rojas, has pointed fingers at the Deputy Government Delegate in Ceuta, Miguel Ángel Pérez Triano, for potential responsibility in the "omission of measures" during the massive influx of migrants. In an official document allowing complaints against Pérez Triano to be forwarded to the Audiencia Nacional, where Judge María Tardón has already initiated a macrocausa to examine the events of July 30th and 31st, when over 70,000 individuals entered the autonomous city, the prosecutor argues that the planning and execution of this massive entry, as well as the information available to Spanish authorities, must be investigated.
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