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El PSOE cuestiona a la jueza que investiga la crisis de Ceuta por su "pasado" y "pasar" el informe policial a un medio

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The PSOE has publicly questioned the impartiality of Judge María Tardón, who is currently presiding over the investigation into the 2021 mass migration event in Ceuta. The party's spokesperson, Montse Mínguez, raised concerns regarding the judge's professional history and alleged that she provided a police report to a media outlet before it was formally processed. This development occurs amid ongoing legal scrutiny regarding the government's handling of the border crisis.

Simultaneously, the political opposition, led by Vox, has expressed skepticism regarding the government's transparency in the matter. Vox spokesperson Pepa Rodríguez de Millán stated that it is naive to expect the government to declassify internal reports related to the incident, arguing that such documents would likely implicate the administration in wrongdoing.

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Infobae (AR) - Vox coverage Focuses on government lack of transparency and potential self-incrimination
Infobae (AR) - PSOE coverage Focuses on PSOE's challenge to the judge's conduct and impartiality
Read the full story at the source Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) · AR
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