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Conflicting Accounts over Whether Spanish Intelligence Warned of Mass Entry Into Ceuta

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Spanish intelligence services concluded that Morocco did not plan last Thursday's mass entry of people into Ceuta, although it allowed the crossings and drew political benefit from the international attention, according to sources cited by El País. Other reporting contradicts that account on a key point: whether the government was warned in advance.

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Center

"Nothing so unprecedented was anticipated," says a government spokesperson.

·Helsinki, Finland
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Center

The government said this Monday that the CNI did not warn of the crisis in the city of Ceuta in the face of the PP's doubts.

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Right

Following reports published by local media that the Spanish agency had issued alerts to the Ministry of the Interior, a spokesman for the Executive denied the existence of reports

·Vicente López, Argentina
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Center

The cessation took place because of 'loss of confidence' and after an alert was posted on the website of the Department of Homeland Security

·Barcelona, Spain
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Lean Left

The message by which the official has been dismissed was deleted from the official website shortly after its publication.

·Madrid, Spain
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EL ESPAÑOL broke the news in Spain on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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