The Spanish Government emphasized that it did not receive any report or official alert from intelligence services about Ceuta. This position was expressed in response to questions about the events that occurred in the Spanish city in July.
The Spanish authorities maintain that no one predicted the magnitude of what happened in Ceuta during that period. The executive thus rejects any suggestion that there was prior warning about the situation.
The government's position comes at a time when the circumstances that allowed the entry of thousands of people into the autonomous city during the summer are being analyzed. The authorities continue to defend that the crisis was not anticipated by any official service.
