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Chronology of Ceuta Warnings: What Government Declassified Reports Say (and What Not)

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A document channeled on 28 July by the National Police had already analysed and reported several indications of how a crossing to Ceuta was being encouraged by 30 July.

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The wobbly version of the government delegation in Ceuta about whether he was warned of the coming assault is getting weaker and weaker. A phone call from the department...

·Madrid, Spain
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A document channeled on 28 July by the National Police had already analysed and reported several indications of how a crossing to Ceuta was being encouraged by 30 July.

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This is the sequence of notices and reports declassified by the government from July 8 to 31

·Barcelona, Spain
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The reports and conversations confirm that the CNI informed the government delegate in the autonomous city of the avalanche. More information: The CNI identified messages promoting the invasion of Ceuta in groups with up to "180,000 followers" and asked for help from Rabat's intelligence

·Spain
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Marcelo Molina, a journalist specialized in international politics, analyzed in dialogue with Ronda de Correspondenciales (RDC), for +Profil, the crisis that Spain is going through because of the situation in Ceuta and its political and diplomatic derivations. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The documents declassified by Madrid reveal that the intelligence services had identified several warning signs of a massive arrival of migrants in Ceuta. The Socialist Prime Minister persists and signs, claiming that no one could have anticipated the crisis.

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EL ESPAÑOL broke the news in Spain on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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