Judge Tardón summons the former Government delegate in Ceuta as a defendant on November 18

The chief of staff of the Government delegate in Ceuta resigned, accusing his superior of lying about receiving intelligence warnings regarding a mass immigration crisis. Former delegate Miguel Ángel Pérez Triano is set to testify as a suspect in an investigation led by Judge María Tardón concerning the influx of migrants. Pérez Triano claimed that the delegation had alerted authorities about the crisis and requested reinforcements before the mass crossing on July 30. His resignation followed the declassification of documents revealing that the CNI had warned about the imminent border assault. The chief of staff, Gonzalo Sanz, also resigned, stating he had communicated the CNI's warnings to Pérez Triano, contradicting the latter's public statements.