Three police command writings to the Interior Ministry state that no report attributes "the authorship of the assault on Ceuta to any government".
The Ministry clarifies that CENIF has no agents on the ground or powers as a judicial investigative unit.
The Spanish Interior Ministry has clarified that there is no report directly attributing responsibility to Morocco for guiding immigrants during the assault on Ceuta. This clarification comes after a report by the National Immigration and Border Centre (CENIF) was made to judge Tardón, suggesting that Moroccan agents had guided the immigrants. The report has been privately disavowed by the government. The minister of Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, had requested the clarification.
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