Spanish police have recently made a significant breakthrough in the investigation of a tragic incident that resulted in the deaths of five migrants last November. The authorities announced on Monday that three individuals have been arrested in connection with the case.
According to a police statement, the distressing events unfolded on November 29 off the southern coast of Cádiz. The victims, who were among a group of 37 migrants traveling from Kenitra, Morocco, were reportedly threatened with a machete by people smugglers. Despite facing strong currents and cold temperatures, the migrants were coerced into jumping into the Atlantic Ocean.
