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Spain's spy agency warned of Ceuta border breach plans before crisis, declassified files show
- Declassified documents show Spanish intelligence warned of social-media calls for a mass crossing into Ceuta just before tens of thousands arrived.
- Prime Minister Sánchez says the warnings didn’t indicate the scale of what happened; opponents blame his government and debate Morocco’s role.
- The humanitarian fallout continues — thousands remain in makeshift camps in Ceuta, including many minors, and NGOs reported more than 140 deaths.
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