The documents declassified by the Government indicate that the National Immigration and Borders Centre (CENIF) of the National Police alerted the froterizos posts in Ceuta and Melilla on July 31, the second day of the massive influx of tens of thousands of migrants, that the warning of "extreme risk of collapse" should be maintained on the basis of information obtained from both social networks and messaging applications, which suggested a "self…
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The documents declassified by the Government indicate that the National Immigration and Borders Centre (CENIF) of the National Police alerted the froterizos posts in Ceuta and Melilla on July 31, the second day of the massive influx of tens of thousands of migrants, that the warning of "extreme risk of collapse" should be maintained on the basis of information obtained from both social networks and messaging applications, which suggested a "self…