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García-Page, on the police report that refutes the government's version of the Ceuta crisis: "If it is confirmed, it must have obvious consequences in all areas."

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Emiliano García-Page, President of Castilla-La Mancha, has publicly addressed a police report concerning the 2021 migration crisis in Ceuta. The report reportedly contradicts the Spanish government's official account by attributing responsibility for the crisis to Morocco. García-Page stated that if the findings are confirmed, the situation must result in significant consequences across all relevant levels of government.

Beyond the potential political fallout, García-Page questioned the institutional oversight of the event. He expressed concern regarding why a judicial request was necessary to initiate a police investigation into the matter, questioning why such an inquiry had not been prompted by other authorities previously.

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El Mundo (Madrid, Spain) Focuses on critical questioning of government oversight and judicial intervention.
Read the full story at the source Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) · AR
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