The Spanish Public Prosecutor's Office presented a report to the Central Instance Court, Instruction Section Three of the National Court, in which it requests that this court determine whether there was a crime against the peace or independence of the State during the migratory crisis in Ceuta. The presiding judge in this case is María Tardón.
In its assessment, the Public Prosecutor's Office considers the National Court to be the competent body to investigate the events related to the migratory crisis that occurred in Ceuta. This position was formally communicated through the report presented to the court.
The Ceuta migratory crisis refers to events involving significant migratory flows in the Spanish city of Ceuta, in North Africa. The Public Prosecutor's Office is assessing whether the facts constituted any criminal offense that falls under the jurisdiction of the National Court.
The report was specifically addressed to the Instruction Section of the National Court so that it can evaluate its competence over the case and decide the next steps of the investigation.
