Spain’s National Court has unequivocally expressed its full support for the judge leading the investigation into the recent crisis in Ceuta. This endorsement comes following a complaint filed by Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska regarding the probe's handling. The Court’s governing council unanimously agreed that the judge has not compromised national security through her investigation. The decision affirms the judge’s independence and right to pursue the inquiry without political interference. This ruling is expected to quell concerns about potential pressure on the judiciary. The court stated its agreement with the investigation's approach and reaffirmed its commitment to a fair and impartial process. Marlaska’s complaint had sparked debate concerning the separation of powers and the autonomy of judicial investigations.