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Conflicting accounts over whether Spanish intelligence warned of mass entry into Ceuta
Spanish intelligence services concluded Morocco did not plan the mass entry into Ceuta but allowed it for political gain, while conflicting reports question whether the government was warned in advance. The situation involves international attention and political implications.
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