00:02Spain's top criminal court has ordered an investigation into the arrival of tens of
00:07thousands of migrants in the enclave of Ceuta in July. Judge Maria Tardone ruled there were
00:14grounds to believe that alleged crimes committed abroad had threatened Spain's territorial integrity
00:20by using mass migration to do so. Tardone said the migrant flow constitutes a method of hybrid
00:27warfare, or the grey zone, with the aim of altering the life and rights of Spanish citizens in Ceuta.
00:34A Spanish police report highlighting total permissiveness by Moroccan security forces
00:40formed the basis for the decision by the country's top criminal court to open the probe.
00:46The judge said uniformed Moroccan security forces made no serious attempt to halt the influx,
00:53with some also offering active guidance on how to make the crossing. Moroccan authorities have not
01:00commented on the police report, but Moroccan media outlets have branded it a botched document
01:07that they say lacks material evidence.
