The Superior Court of Justice of Madrid (TSJM) has closed the proceedings opened against Judge Juan Carlos Peinado, the instructor of the Begoña Gómez case, wife of the Prime Minister, for his statements in a judicial order about the risk that national police officers, while on escort duty, could help Pedro Sánchez’s wife flee Spain.

The Government began early in the week to take seriously, following alerts from intelligence services that had managed to camouflage themselves in social media groups, the possibility of a mass crossing attempt in Ceuta, which Morocco ended up stopping yesterday. The various ministries affected by the migration issue set the machinery in motion to send the message, knowing full well that it is impossible to fulfill, that anyone who enters Spain irregularly will be expelled. An intense week, with a carousel of ministers visiting Ceuta, in which Moncloa has raised its tone on migration matters, juggling not to upset Morocco. The objectives of the plan, summarized in five points: that the avalanche of late July does not repeat (achieved yesterday) and that the largest number of immigrants remaining in Ceuta leave (still to be achieved).