The Government Will Publish 40 Documents on the Migratory Crisis in Ceuta on Wednesday
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Spain will declassify 40 official documents on the migration crisis in Ceuta. See the Executive’s response to Morocco and opposition criticisms.
The Spanish government spokesman, Elma Saiz, announced the declassification of 40 documents covering the period from 1 July to 1 August relating to the crisis in the city of Ceuta following the massive entry of approximately 80,000 migrants through the border with Morocco.
The Government ensures that it will publish "all reports" in its possession, because they do not affect national security: "No trap or cardboard"
On Tuesday, the Council of Ministers declassified 40 documents from the National Police, the CNI and the Civil Guard related to the Ceuta crisis, which were issued from July 1st to August 1st. These reports will be made public on Wednesday through the Moncloa website.
The government will declassify 40 documents on Wednesday without any affecting national security.
On 8 September, the Government approved the declassification of the documents of the National Intelligence Centre on the massive influx of migrants into Ceuta from Morocco at the end of July, which will be released next Wednesday.
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