Bolaños denies that the Government has hidden information about the migration crisis and asks for 'caution'
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Bolaños denies that the Government has hidden information about the migration crisis and asks for 'caution'

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General2 September 2026 at 15:45

The Minister of the Presidency, Justice and Court Relations, Félix Bolaños, was one of the first members of the Government from whom explanations were requested after the content of a police report prepared at the request of a judge of the National Court became known.

The police report concludes that the massive entry of migrants on July 30 and 31 was guided by Moroccan Gendarmerie under the orders of plainclothes agents, with an end different from the migratory one.

Bolaños denied that the Government has hidden information about the migration crisis and asked for caution in the interpretation of events, suggesting prudence before drawing definitive conclusions about the incident.

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