The head of Cabinet of the Government Delegation in Ceuta resigns after controversy over contacts with the CNI
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The head of Cabinet of the Government Delegation in Ceuta resigns after controversy over contacts with the CNI

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General11 September 2026 at 08:48

The head of Cabinet of the Government Delegation in Ceuta, Gonzalo Sanz, submitted his resignation after the controversy generated by the publication of declassified documentation from the Spanish National Intelligence Center (CNI). The documentation was related to events that occurred on July 30. Gonzalo Sanz was the person responsible for sharing this classified information. His departure from the position comes as a direct response to the criticism and controversy that followed the disclosure of these secret documents.

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