Spanish probes deepen on Al-Makhzen in Sebta case

Spanish investigations reveal that the Moroccan authorities had prior knowledge of the mass influx of migrants to Ceuta last July. Judge María Tardón requested the collection of evidence including intelligence and security reports, surveillance recordings, and supporting information. The report showed that Spain's National Intelligence Center confirmed that Moroccan authorities were aware of the movements in advance and issued urgent warnings about the intention of a large-scale migration. Despite this, the Moroccan authorities faced criticism for their slow response, despite having prior knowledge. Additionally, it was revealed that Moroccan measures did not begin until after the peak of the event. The report also noted that Moroccan security personnel assisted in facilitating crossings, raising questions about the entry of Moroccan military ships into Spanish waters during the same period. The findings indicate intentional collusion and facilitation by Moroccan authorities, threatening Morocco's credibility as a security partner and highlighting irresponsible management of migration flows, with warnings that investigations may be expanded to encompass all related activities.

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