Judge María Tardón, from the Spanish National Court, intends to take on the investigation into the actions of the Government's delegate in Ceuta during the mass entry of migrants. The Public Prosecutor's Office expressed support for opening the judicial process against this government official.
The investigation focuses on the response of Spanish authorities to the mass entry of migrants in the city of Ceuta, a Spanish territory in North Africa. The Government's delegate is the main target of the judicial inquiry.
The case now includes alerts that have since been declassified, revealing communications that were previously under seal. These documents may be relevant to understanding the decisions made during the migratory crisis.
The transfer of the case to the National Court represents a significant development, given that this court has jurisdiction to try cases of special complexity and relevance in Spanish territory.
