Usagevpn.com – Spain’s top criminal court has formally opened a criminal investigation into the mass migrant crossing that overwhelmed the North African enclave of Ceuta in late July. More than 70,000 people surged through the land frontier in a single sustained event, turning a humanitarian crisis into a matter of national judicial consequence. The Audiencia Nacional — the court in question — acted on a recommendation from the Public Prosecutor’s Office to examine whether deliberate external actors orchestrated the crossing.

Investigating judge María Tardón determined that the court held jurisdiction over three distinct categories of alleged wrongdoing: offences against territorial integrity, negligent homicide, and criminal organisation. In her written ruling, Tardón concluded that there were sufficient grounds to believe that…