Marta García Aller, on Ceuta's Reports Declassified by Moncloa: "The Government Does Not Know What Its Secret Services Tell It"
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The Minister of Defense, Margarita Robles, was right. The publication of the reports on the days prior to the invasion in Ceuta, which she ordered to publish, last week, the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, gives the right to the head of the Armed Forces, disavowed and denied on various occasions by some cabinet comrades such as the holder of the Interior, Fernando Grande - Marlaska, who still this Wednesday, hours before they were ma…
When the differences between Defense and Interior seemed to be losing temperature and passing to the background, the declassification of Ceuta’s papers has fueled the embers. The internal clash in the government on account of what he said and did not say the National Intelligence Center (CNI) before the avalanche of Ceuta is now more brazen, after a completely unprecedented situation has occurred: Moncloa has disavowed the interpretation that em…
The director of La Brújula has analyzed the documents that the Executive has made public this afternoon, in which information appears on several alerts prior to the massive crossing of the border, contesting the words of the Government itself. The CNI warned the day before the assault of Ceuta on the Delegation of the Government and Civil Guard: "They would be preparing an attempt on Thursday 30"Albares denies that there were documents that aler…
The reports declassified by Sánchez did not point to the Moroccan regime, although they foresaw a border “relaxation” for the Feast of the Throne. The National High Court investigates the management of the government after the event, which left 141 deceased.Main topics: CeutaRead full article
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