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TSJA Confirms that Crime Has Increased by 60% in Ceuta Since Massive Entry

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TSJA president highlights the direct impact of the migration crisis on the security of the autonomous city Lorenzo del Rio alerts to the situation in Cadiz, Seville and Huelva, and calls for judicial reinforcements to combat drug trafficking

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TSJA president highlights the direct impact of the migration crisis on the security of the autonomous city Lorenzo del Rio alerts to the situation in Cadiz, Seville and Huelva, and calls for judicial reinforcements to combat drug trafficking

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He notes that "further violence" is taking place in the actions of drug traffickers and that money-laundering issues are also being investigated.

·Madrid, Spain
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Lorenzo del Río , president of the High Court of Justice of Andalusia, has been demonstrating for years what he considers an indisputable criminal reality: drug trafficking. The magistrate has raised his voice in recent years, and with greater intensity since the murder of the civil guards in Barbate, about the shortcomings of the courts with regard to this issue but also about that it is a problem that needs solutions and measures beyond the co…

Lorenzo del Rio alerts to the situation in Cadiz, Seville and Huelva, and calls for judicial reinforcements to combat drug trafficking The president of TSJA confirms that crime has increased by 60% in Ceuta since the massive influx of

·Seville, Spain
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The president of the TSJA has pointed out that "further violence" is taking place in the actions of the narcos and that also research is being carried out on issues related to the laundering of money linked to drugs, warning that the courts "are not, as it were, prepared for a prompt and serious investigation"

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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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