Sánchez’s ministers clash over whether Madrid missed Ceuta migrant warnings
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A dispute has broken out within the Spanish government over whether intelligence services warned authorities about the mass influx of migrants into Ceuta at the end of July.
Ministers in the government of Pedro Sánchez in Spain have publicly quarreled over whether Spanish intelligence provided warnings to government officials about an approaching migrant influx in the North African city of Ceuta in late July.
The ministers of the waningly popular Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez have also fallen out with each other over the scandalously handled migration crisis in Ceuta.
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