'Código 10' uncovers investigation that would point to Moroccan agents in the Ceuta crisis and forces Marlaska to intervene
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'Código 10' uncovers investigation that would point to Moroccan agents in the Ceuta crisis and forces Marlaska to intervene

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General2 September 2026 at 10:00

The "Código 10" program placed at the center of the debate several reports from the National Immigration and Borders Center regarding the mass entry recorded in Ceuta on July 30. The documents analyzed by journalists Nacho Abad and David Aleman would have warned in advance about the high risk existing at the border.

The information disclosed points to the existence of Moroccan agents involved in the crisis, which forced Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska to intervene directly in the situation.

After the content of the reports became known, Grande-Marlaska asked the Police to verify the authenticity of the documents, as well as their path from their preparation to their public disclosure.

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