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Spanish Police Report Blames Morocco for Ceuta Migration Crisis

Spanish police report alleges Moroccan security forces planned the mass entry of 72,000 migrants into Ceuta.

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El Centro Nacional de Inmigración y Fronteras (Cenif) entregó un informe a la jueza María Tardón asegurando que las Fuerzas y Cuerpos de Seguridad de Marruecos idearon y guiaron la operación que permitió la entrada de 72.000 migrantes al enclave español. [1] El medio El Español informó que la policía de España envió a la Justicia un informe responsabilizando a los gendarmes marroquíes por el ingreso masivo de personas en Ceuta. [2] Francisco Pardo Piqueras, director de la Policía Nacional de España, desmintió la versión y aseguró que el documento entregado a la Justicia no atribuye a Marruecos la planificación o ejecución de la entrada masiva. [3] The Cenif report states that publicly shared images along the main route to the Espigón de El Tarajal show uniformed members of Morocco's Security Forces giving instructions to people crossing the border irregularly to overcome obstacles, and organizing access for large-tonnage vehicles carrying many migrants. [4] The Centro Nacional de Inmigración y Fronteras (Cenif), a unit of Spain's Policía, sent a report to an Audiencia Nacional judge that includes images which Cenif says demonstrate the active involvement of Moroccan agents, both uniformed and plainclothes, in the mass entry of some 80,000 people into Ceuta on 2026-07-30. [5] El ministro del Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, envió una carta al responsable de la policía pidiendo que informara sobre el contenido del informe que atribuye a las Fuerzas y Cuerpos de Seguridad de Marruecos el asalto masivo a la frontera de Ceuta los pasados 30 y 31 de julio. [6] The Cenif report says it detected the presence of people whose behavior did not fit the dynamics of the crowd entering and leaving Spanish territory, whom it identifies as alleged plainclothes Moroccan agents. [7]
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  1. El Centro Nacional de Inmigración y Fronteras (Cenif) entregó un informe a la jueza María Tardón asegurando que las Fuerzas y Cuerpos de Seguridad de Marruecos idearon y guiaron la operación que permitió la entrada de 72.000 migrantes al enclave español. · lanacion.com.arArgentina
  2. El medio El Español informó que la policía de España envió a la Justicia un informe responsabilizando a los gendarmes marroquíes por el ingreso masivo de personas en Ceuta. · lanacion.com.arArgentina
  3. Francisco Pardo Piqueras, director de la Policía Nacional de España, desmintió la versión y aseguró que el documento entregado a la Justicia no atribuye a Marruecos la planificación o ejecución de la entrada masiva. · lanacion.com.arArgentina
  4. The Cenif report states that publicly shared images along the main route to the Espigón de El Tarajal show uniformed members of Morocco's Security Forces giving instructions to people crossing the border irregularly to overcome obstacles, and organizing access for large-tonnage vehicles carrying many migrants. · El Mundo
  5. The Centro Nacional de Inmigración y Fronteras (Cenif), a unit of Spain's Policía, sent a report to an Audiencia Nacional judge that includes images which Cenif says demonstrate the active involvement of Moroccan agents, both uniformed and plainclothes, in the mass entry of some 80,000 people into Ceuta on 2026-07-30. · El Mundo
  6. El ministro del Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, envió una carta al responsable de la policía pidiendo que informara sobre el contenido del informe que atribuye a las Fuerzas y Cuerpos de Seguridad de Marruecos el asalto masivo a la frontera de Ceuta los pasados 30 y 31 de julio. · lanacion.com.arArgentina
  7. The Cenif report says it detected the presence of people whose behavior did not fit the dynamics of the crowd entering and leaving Spanish territory, whom it identifies as alleged plainclothes Moroccan agents. · El Mundo
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