Spain investigates Ceuta incident as national unity breach

The Spanish judiciary has officially investigated the mass incursion into the city of Ceuta on July 30 and 31, which resulted in the deaths of 141 people by drowning and involved approximately 80,000 participants. The investigation regards this as an attack on Spain's territorial unity. It indicated evidence of direct involvement by Moroccan security forces in organizing the operation, with clear support from Morocco, according to the Spanish police report. The investigations aim to assess the severity of the assault on Spain's territorial integrity and its impact on sovereignty, considering cases related to crimes against the rights of foreigners and negligent homicide. This is the second investigation of its kind, following the Catalonia referendum case in 2017.

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