Spanish Government Ignored Spy Warning
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The difference between a warning and an alarm is causing the government and the opposition to talk as they search for those responsible for the Ceuta crisis.
The spokesperson for ERC has in turn questioned the reason why the Government would not want to disturb Morocco.
The Executive maintains that an informal conversation by instant messaging cannot be equated with an alert or a report from the intelligence services.We reproduce the communications known after the declassification of documents on the Ceuta crisisThe reports do not clear the doubt about Morocco's direct participation in the massive entrance to Ceuta The Minister of Defense, Margarita Robles, defended weeks ago that the CNI had warned the day bef…
The political news begins this Thursday marked by the migratory crisis in Ceuta and, especially, by the doubts left by the documentation declassified by the government about the massive assault on the border last July 30.The reports and communications of the CNI confirm that the intelligence services had detected movements and alerted them to ... Continue reading "Last hour of the current political live today Morocco hid the government and the …
Morocco did not inform the Government or the Civil Guard that it was going to install a door on the Tarajal border in Ceuta, according to sources of security to ABC. The coordinates of the infrastructure show that this welding has been placed in a Spanish perimeter zone. "We met it one day and left us unsettled. No one has said anything to anyone and it is in Spanish territory", explains to ABC one of the agents who is in charge of guarding the …
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