Última hora de la entrada de inmigrantes a Ceuta, en directo | El Consejo de Ministros desclasifica los informes sobre Ceuta: “Damos un paso más en nuestro compromiso con la transparencia”

The Council of Ministers approved the declassification of all "situation and alert reports" compiled by the National Intelligence Center (CNI), the Military Intelligence, the National Police, the Civil Guard and other relevant agencies received by the government between July 1 and August 1 about the migration pressure in Ceuta, which culminated with the massive entry of irregular immigrants on July 30 and 31.

The reports will not be available until Wednesday. "We are taking another step in our commitment to transparency," said the spokesperson for the ministry, Elma Saiz. Meanwhile, the president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, requested support from Brussels during a appearance at the European Parliament. "Ceuta is living an unsustainable situation that can no longer be endured.

That is why we are asking for the support of European institutions," he said, adding that Morocco is behind the massive influx of migrants on July 30 and 31. The president of the People's Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, on the other hand, has once again criticized the government's management of the migration crisis. "I have never seen a crisis managed worse.

I have never seen a president with such a lack of rigor," he stated in an interview on Antena3. The opening of the college in Ceuta has begun with inequality. The city had assured that it would reinforce the security and protection of the centers, and this was true only in part.