Intercambio de wasaps y una nota a la inteligencia marroquí: los tres avisos del CNI sobre Ceuta
Los informes desclasificados apuntan la tesis de la Policía sobre la “pasividad” de la gendarmería marroquí
A Centro Nacional de Inteligencia (CNI) sent a notice to Moroccan intelligence services on July 29, just before over 70,000 migrants crossed the border, marking the largest influx in Ceuta's history. The information, now declassified by the Spanish government, reveals WhatsApp messages exchanged between a CNI agent in Ceuta and the Government Delegate's office in Ceuta since July 27, due to concerns about the steady arrivals and a potential wave of people.
Additionally, a conversation took place between a member of the Guardia Civil's Intelligence Service, who was also warned about the situation. The total number of people involved in spreading the word about crossing the border through groups on social media was calculated to be 180,000. The Executive maintains that the formal communication should not have been made via "instant messaging" and should have been raised instead.
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