La jueza Tardón cita como testigos al presidente Vivas y al exjefe de gabinete del Delegado de Gobierno en Ceuta
La magistrada de la Audiencia Nacional fija las primeras citaciones y solicita a organismos militares y policiales las alertas que se produjeron antes de la entrada masiva de migrantes
María Tardón, a judge at the National Audiencia, has decided to permit testimony from Juan Jesús Vivas, the president of Ceuta's autonomous city, and Gonzalo Sanz, a former head of government in Ceuta's delegation, as witnesses in a case examining the large-scale illegal immigration into Ceuta from Morocco on July 30th and 31st.
The judge has also requested a series of investigative measures to delve into various aspects of the incident. These include the prior warnings about the potential situation on the day when over 70,000 individuals crossed the border, the actions of uniformed personnel in the Moroccan area of Fnideq and Castillejos from where the crowd emerged, and a request for judicial assistance from major technology companies to trace the accounts that raised the alarm regarding the breach.
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