Conflicting accounts over whether Spanish intelligence warned of mass entry into Ceuta
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Spanish intelligence services concluded that Morocco did not plan last Thursday's mass entry of people into Ceuta, although it allowed the crossings and drew political benefit from the international attention, according to sources cited by El País.
Other reporting contradicts that account on a key point: whether the government was warned in advance.
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- Why Thousands of Moroccan Migrants Crossed Into the Spanish Exclave Ceuta Time —
- At least 18 die after thousands breach border between Morocco and Spanish territory of Ceuta Korea Times —
- Thousands of migrants flood into Spain’s Ceuta as authorities try to stem tide TASS —
- Spain Rushes to Control Border After Tens of Thousands of Migrants Flood Into Exclave Wall Street Journal —
- Spain, Morocco try to halt deadly rush on Spanish enclave after tens of thousands cross in a day Deccan Herald —