The judge admits the Government as an accusation in the investigation into the massive entry into Ceuta
The magistrate highlights the existence of indications that this episode represented an “attack on national sovereignty and the stability of the State”
The Spanish National Intelligence Centre (CNI) alerted Moroccan intelligence services to a planned mass entry into Ceuta on July 29, a day before over 70,000 people crossed the border. The CNI warned of social media calls to gather 180,000 people to enter the territory, according to declassified government notes and WhatsApp messages. The warnings were sent to the chief of staff of the government delegate in Ceuta and the Information Services of the Guardia Civil.
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