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BackThe National Court lifts the ban on transferring immigrants to the Port of Ceuta
The National Court lifts the ban on transferring immigrants to the Port of Ceuta
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The National Court lifts the ban on transferring immigrants to the Port of Ceuta

El tribunal desestima la medida cautelarísima solicitada por el Sindicato Unificado de Policía contra el plan del Gobierno

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The National Court has allowed the transfer of immigrants to the Port of Ceuta after rejecting the request of the Unified Police Union, which sought to paralyze the measure for reasons of safety and prevention of occupational risks.

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Why It Matters

La medida responde a la llegada masiva de inmigrantes a Ceuta a finales de julio. El Sindicato Unificado de Policía solicitó bloquear los traslados al puerto alegando riesgos laborales.

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La Audiencia Nacional ha levantado este jueves la prohibición de trasladar al Puerto de Ceuta a parte de los inmigrantes que accedieron a Ceuta en la entrada masiva de finales de julio y que permanecen en la ciudad autónoma.

La Sala de lo Contencioso-Administrativo acordó el miércoles la paralización de ese traslado hasta estudiar la solicitud del Sindicato Unificado de Policía (SUP) de que se bloquearan de forma urgente los planes del Gobierno central de paliar así los problemas de convivencia en la ciudad.

La Sección Octava ha estudiado ya la resolución del Ministerio de Transportes y no encuentra motivo para adoptar la medida cautelarísima por los motivos de "protección, emergencias y prevención de riesgos laborales" que alegaba el sindicato policial.

La resolución recurrida "expone al respecto es que se aprecia que concurren razones de interés general que justifican el otorgamiento de la autorización solicitada, "sin perjuicio de la adopción de las medidas necesarias para garantizar su compatibilidad con la seguridad, protección y normal explotación del puerto", subraya el tribunal. Y añade que de manera expresa se establece que Transportes instará "del Ministerio del Interior su colaboración activa y aportación de medios necesarios para reforzar la seguridad".

"De manera", dice la Sala, "que serán las disposiciones adopte el Ministerio del Interior las que determinen esas condiciones de seguridad para los agentes que presten servicio en las instalaciones y para los propios migrantes y demás personal allí destinado".

El resultado es que no estima necesario acordar de forma inmediata la paralización, aunque el estudio de la medida cautelar seguirá adelante tras pedir informe al respecto a las partes afectadas.

What to Watch

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  • Continuación del estudio de la medida cautelar tras recibir informes de las partes.

    Very likely · Within weeks

Open Questions

  • ¿Qué medidas de seguridad específicas implementará el Ministerio del Interior?

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This article was originally published by El Mundo.

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