The audio of the Chief of Cabinet about the alerts in Ceuta: "It didn't sit well in some ministry. It wasn't liked that it was said so clearly and precisely"

The Ministry of the Interior insists there was no prior warning before the mass assault of 90,000 migrants at Ceuta's border. A former gendarme identified Moroccan Interior officials giving orders during the incident. Gonzalo Sanz Ruiz, chief of staff for the Ceuta Government Delegation, testified that the central government received warnings about the situation but reacted negatively to the urgency expressed in reports. He noted that the term 'collapse' was used to describe the migration emergency, which was not well received by some ministries. Despite the warnings, the communication was softened before being released, indicating a high probability of repeated mass entries.