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The Spanish government plans to declassify new National Intelligence Centre documents on Tuesday concerning the migration crisis in Ceuta, in response to Judge María Tardón’s request to support the judicial investigation. The documents include memos and reports prepared after July 30. Three Centre officials have also been authorized to testify, and the court has scheduled a hearing to question four protected witnesses, after giving the government 15 days to disclose the documents. The judiciary had previously disclosed 40 documents related to the case.
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