The first dismissal in the Ceuta migration crisis occurred with the departure of Gonzalo Sanz, who was chief of staff. Sanz presented his resignation, thus becoming the first person to leave his position in the context of this crisis.
Confidential documents revealed show that Gonzalo Sanz had knowledge of the possibility of an invasion of Ceuta by migrants. However, the now former chief of staff did not inform his superior about this threat.
The former chief of staff rejects the accusation against him. Sanz denies having acted incorrectly and maintains his position that there was no omission on his part.
