Spania, avertizată din timp despre criza din Ceuta? Serviciile de informații ar fi semnalat riscul unui aflux de migranți

Spain claims it was warned about a potential migrant crisis in Ceuta days before it occurred, with intelligence sources indicating a risk of mass crossings. Reports suggested that Moroccan authorities might facilitate crossings during a national celebration. Over ten days, around 1,000 migrants swam to Ceuta, leading to a total of 60,000 to 75,000 crossings, marking a significant migration crisis. Criticism arose regarding the lack of immediate military mobilization, while the Spanish government emphasized cooperation with Morocco. Prime Minister Sánchez condemned the mass crossings as a violation of Spain's territorial integrity, attributing the situation to human trafficking networks exploiting legal decisions.