Spain’s Ceuta Migrant Crisis Is Cutting Through to Real Madrid and the 2030 World Cup - RAW CHILI
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Moncloa insists that the secret services were not able to detect the threat of the assault on Ceuta despite the warnings contained in the different declassified notes
On July 29, the National Intelligence Centre (CNI) informed the Government Delegation and the Civil Guard that calls were circulating on social networks to try to enter the Spanish city of Ceuta the next day, coinciding with the Feast of the Throne of Morocco. Documents declassified by the Government of Pedro Sanchez indicate that two groups concentrated about 180,000 followers and that there was a risk of entrances to both swimming and the fenc…
Sources of the Moncloa describe as “ambiguous” the WhatsApp sent to the government delegation. “If an agency believes that the next day a massive entry will occur “it is not limited to sending a WhatsApp to a lower position: it raises it”
Jornal Expresso
SapoTens of thousands of people tried to enter the Spanish enclave north of Morocco at the end of July, and while the Spanish government is heavily criticized for immigration policy, there are also several accusations that the Moroccan regime facilitated the crisis by ignoring the warnings
The CIFAS (Armed Forces Intelligence Center) warned of the Moroccan authorities' unwillingness to stop the invasion of Ceuta in July. On the 30th at 1:00 p.m., only a few hours after the start of the migratory avalanche, the General Staff of the Defense (EMAD) published a report on the ... Continue reading "The military intelligence warned of Morocco's "passivity" at 1:00 p.m. on the same day of the invasion."
The Government publishes a quarantine of declassified documents warning of massive calls but not of the magnitude of the event.
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