What Is the Crime Against the Peace of the State by Which the National High Court Will Investigate the Massive Entry Into Ceuta?
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The legal services of the State indicate that the legal bines allegedly affected would include, inter alia, national sovereignty, territorial integrity of the State or national defence
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The judge of the National High Court considers the city and its inhabitants “direct and immediate victims”
The National High Court sees indications that the entry into Ceuta was not a “spontaneous act” and will investigate a possible crime against the peace of the State.
The migratory crisis in Ceuta continues and more and more data are questioning the government’s management. “It has recently come to light that the Commissioner General of Aliens and Borders, Julián Ávila, and several of his subordinates refused to sign a police report that exonerated Morocco from the invasion.” This fact contradicts the thesis that the executive has defended since the massive entry into the autonomous city more than a month ago…
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares, has once again exhibited his warm diplomatic stance in front of Morocco. Despite admitting that the continued demands of the Moroccan ministers on Ceuta and Melilla "degrade the relationship", Albares conforms to Rabat's justifications and exculpates the neighboring country from the massive immigration invasion suffered ... Continue reading "Albares exculpates Morocco from the invasion: "The …
Le360 highlights the contradictions between the judicial investigation aimed at “clear facilitation” from Moroccan territory and government statements denying evidence and reaffirming the association with Rabat
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