The police report indicates that Moroccan agents “guided” the entry of migrants into Ceuta
The Foreign Affairs document refers to Rabat's “permissiveness” and includes a photographic compilation with social networks of supposed uniformed Moroccan agents and civilians.
El Pais reports that a recent investigation by the Centro Nacional de Inmigración y Fronteras (CENIF) has revealed that Moroccan police agents "guided" the entry of migrants into Ceuta on July 30 and 31. The report, which includes photographic evidence, suggests that the purpose of the mass entry was to provide formal cover for a large flow of people into the region.
The CENIF report, accessed by El Pais, concludes that Moroccan security forces played a role in the mass entry, indicating that the operation was not accidental but rather a deliberate attempt to control the influx of migrants.
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