Ceuta: Judge summons three government members to testify!

The border fence between Ceuta and Morocco is at the center of ongoing investigations into the mass border crossing that took place at the end of July. The Spanish judicial authorities are requesting additional security reports and footage in order to reconstruct the sequence of events and the response of the authorities (Credit: AI-generated)

Investigations into the mass border crossing into Ceuta at the end of July are ongoing. Investigating judge María Tardón has summoned three members of the regional government to testify as witnesses and has requested additional intelligence reports, video footage, and…

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