NewzJorge Dezcallar, former director of the Spanish National Intelligence Center (CNI), has publicly rejected theories suggesting that the United States or Israel played a role in the mass arrival of migrants in Ceuta last July. Dezcallar explicitly attributed the event to Moroccan authorities, dismissing foreign intelligence involvement in the border crisis.
This statement serves to clarify the origins of the migration influx, which had been the subject of various geopolitical speculations. By identifying Morocco as the primary actor, Dezcallar shifts the focus of the event from international conspiracy theories toward bilateral relations between Spain and its North African neighbor.
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