The Council of Ministers approved at Tuesday's meeting the declassification of the various intelligence reports on the Ceuta crisis. However, the information will not be made public until Wednesday morning, according to sources from Moncloa.
Sources from the Ministry of Defense welcomed the decision, although they warned that it may generate friction with other foreign intelligence agencies that share information with the Spanish ones.
For this reason, it was left open that parts of the documents may remain secret, in order not to expose the information provided by other governments.
