The Civil Guard Informs the Judge that the Notices Did Not Predict Mass Entry
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The Civil Guard, through the head office of its Information Service, has handed over a report to María Tardón, judge of the National High Court, in which she reveals that communications prior to the mass influx of immigrants into Ceuta from Morocco did not anticipate the scale of what happened on 30 and 31 July, which is the thesis defended by the Government. The judge requested this report through an order of early August and in which she reque…
El Mundo
INTELLINEWSThe Civil Guard has assured Judge Maria Tardón, who investigates the case for the illegal entry of 80,000 people across the border of Ceuta on July 30 and 31, that...
The investigation into the Ceuta crisis has opened a new front that directly affects what happened before more than 72,000 people crossed from Morocco on July 30th and 31st. National Police and Civil Guard offer two different versions of the alerts prior to that mass influx. On the one hand, there are police reports dated 28th and 29th that warned of a high risk of irregular entries, expressly pointed to the 30th and even contemplated the possib…
Diario de Cádiz
The armed institute responds to the judge's request for information on the information they had before the avalanche, as well as data on the troops and the deceased.
The report of the Chief of the Civil Guard Information Service handed over to the judge of the...
The Civil Guard has sent a report to Judge María Tardón, which includes warnings "through the channels and in the usual forums regarding the migratory pressure on the border" of Ceuta, according to sources of the investigation to ABC. The brief document of just five pages avoids pointing out the possible organizers of the assault and there are no references to Morocco. None of these warnings figures the magnitude of what happened with the entry …
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