The Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, sent a letter to the president of the General Council of the Judiciary, Isabel Perelló, in which he传达 his "concern" about the decision of a judge from the National Court. According to sources from the Ministry of the Interior, the magistrate would have prohibited the police team investigating the migratory crisis in Ceuta from providing information to their superiors about their investigations.
This complaint arises within the framework of judicial proceedings related to the migratory crisis that occurred in Ceuta, a Spanish city located in North Africa. The minister believes that the prohibition imposed by the judge hinders the normal functioning of the police investigation and the communication between the agents and their chain of command.
Marlaska demands that police information sharing be permitted in the context of this process. The letter addressed to Isabel Perelló formally seeks to request that the decision made by the judge of the National Court be evaluated and, possibly, that it be reversed to allow the normal flow of information between the investigation team and their hierarchical superiors.
