Document exposes failures before the chaos in Ceuta: Morocco warned of 'mass entry' three days earlier
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Document exposes failures before the chaos in Ceuta: Morocco warned of 'mass entry' three days earlier

Sábado11 September 2026 at 08:42

The Spanish newspaper "El Mundo" revealed the existence of a document indicating that Spanish authorities were warned of a possible mass entry of migrants in Ceuta three days before the chaotic events occurred.

According to the article, the alert was issued by Morocco, which warned of a "mass entry" of migrants. The information was obtained through interceptions.

The document exposes failures in the circulation of alerts between authorities, suggesting that the warning was not properly transmitted or considered by Spanish authorities.

This case refers to events that occurred in the Spanish city of Ceuta, in northern Africa, where thousands of migrants attempted to enter Spanish territory.

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