The Supreme Court files a complaint and three reports against Sánchez and the Council of Ministers for the massive entry of immigrants in Ceuta

The Supreme Court has dismissed a complaint against Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and several ministers regarding alleged administrative misconduct related to the mass entry of individuals into Ceuta last July. The court found insufficient evidence to proceed with the case against the accused. While acknowledging the need for further examination of the events, the court emphasized that this does not absolve the accused of potential criminal responsibility. The investigation will continue in a lower court, where any findings regarding individual accountability will be forwarded to the Supreme Court for further action.