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Spain denies prior knowledge of Ceuta migrant entry
The Spanish government confirmed that the Ministry of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory, led by Ángel Víctor Torres, was not previously aware of the crossing of undocumented migrants towards Ceuta at the end of July, and that no communication took place with the government before tens of thousands of migrants arrived. Torres explained that the situation in Ceuta was evolving daily, with an increase of nearly a thousand people in one week, but there was no prior report of a mass influx of this size before the event. He emphasized that facing such a large-scale crisis was difficult, and that the government is making significant efforts to restore normalcy in the city, amid criticisms from the Spanish Popular Party regarding negligence and accusations that the government was covering up intelligence warnings.
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