The National High Court asks the Civil Guard if there were prior warnings of the mass entry into Ceuta
The judge of the National High Court María Tardon has asked the Civil Guard if she received "any information in the previous days that she could have alerted..."
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The judge of the National High Court (AN) María Tardon asked the Civil Guard if she received "any information in the previous days that she could have warned" of the "massive irregular entry" of thousands of people who crossed from Morocco to Ceuta between 30 and 31 July. The National High Court asks the Civil Guard whether there were prior warnings of the mass entry into Ceuta. A Spanish legal body responsible for the identification work, composed of forensic experts and the Civil Guard, indicated in a statement that the Ceuta authorities had recovered 79 bodies from the sea.
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The judge of the National High Court (AN) María Tardon asked the Civil Guard if she received "any information in the previous days that she could have warned" of the "massive irregular entry" of thousands of people who crossed from Morocco to Ceuta between 30 and 31 July.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe National High Court asks the Civil Guard whether there were prior warnings of the mass entry into Ceuta.
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The judge of the National High Court, María Tardon, who is investigating the entry of some 72,000 immigrants in Ceuta last week asked the Civil Guard this Wednesday whether they received notices or warnings of this situation previously, as ABC may have known.
according to ABC — EspañaA Spanish legal body responsible for the identification work, composed of forensic experts and the Civil Guard, indicated in a statement that the Ceuta authorities had recovered 79 bodies from the sea.
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The judge of the National High Court (AN) María Tardón has asked the Civil Guard if she received "any information in the previous days that..
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