Spanish minister calls for investigation into whether Moroccan agents guided the mass entry into Ceuta

Spanish Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska has formally requested that the Director General of the Police, Francisco Pardo, clarify whether the police force possessed prior information regarding the alleged involvement of Moroccan agents in facilitating a mass entry into Ceuta. The minister’s inquiry follows recent media reports suggesting that Moroccan officials may have guided the individuals involved in the border crossing.

In a letter sent to the police leadership, Grande-Marlaska sought to determine the veracity of these reports and the timeline of when such intelligence may have been available to national authorities. The request underscores an effort by the Spanish government to verify claims concerning potential foreign state involvement in the border incident.