Great Escape Heads to Ceuta Before Court

The Spanish judicial authorities announced the opening of an official investigation into the "Great Escape" operation to Ceuta that took place last July, during which more than 70,000 migrants from Morocco were brought in. Evidence indicates the existence of a facilitation and coordination process by Moroccan security forces, as they provided migrants with direct instructions on how to cross the border, leading to the collapse of the Spanish border monitoring system and a violation of its sovereignty. The operation resulted in the death of 83 people, and the Spanish Prime Minister considered this incident an assault on the country's territorial unity, with possible legal violations related to national security and the rights of foreigners.

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