Sánchez demands to know why the CENIF of the Police did not inform the Interior about the report on Ceuta that the judge requested.

The president of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, has assured this Thursday that he will have to explain why the National Immigration and Borders Center (CENIF) of the Police did not forward to any superior in the chain of command or the Ministry of the Interior the report it prepared on the massive entry of immigrants in Ceuta on July 30 and 31, which implicates Moroccan agents. During his appearance before the Plenary of Congress to inform about this crisis, he also asked why they did not share with the superiors of the CENIF and with the Government of Spain the content of this report commissioned by a judge of the Judiciary. And it is that, for Sánchez, that report had "potential implications for state security." "This will also have to be explained, gentlemen," Sánchez emphasized. Specifically, that report commissioned by the judge of the National Court María Tardón attributes to the Security Forces and Bodies of Morocco "the active guiding of the mass towards the crossing points" in the entry of thousands of immigrants at the end of July in Ceuta, while also pointing to "planning," both "prior" and "tactical." Thus, the CENIF concludes that the "mass entry" of people from Morocco was not "something incidental whose generation can be associated with an occasional or spontaneous factor." The agents indicate in their conclusions that there was "prior planning" and "an intellectual authorship prior and another material simultaneous that implies functions of monitoring and control." "Both go far beyond the most evident of the active subjects who enter and exit irregularly from Spanish territory and that which is projected onto all issues associated with the different levels of response from Spain," it adds. In this regard, they emphasize "the chosen place (Ceuta), the specific area through which access is made, and the date and times when the different phases and access profiles are activated," which "are elements whose concerted concurrence for all also reveals the existence of prior planning." In the document, which Europa Press had access to, it also highlights "the scarce presence of Security Forces and Bodies of Morocco" and "the 'active guiding' of the mass towards the crossing points, by those Security Forces and Bodies."