Spain declassified intelligence reports about the Ceuta migrant crisis, revealing that Moroccan authorities were negligent but not actively encouraging the migrant wave. The reports were released to address questions about prior knowledge and Morocco's potential role in the incident. The government claims it received no prior warning of the scale of the migrant influx and says no solid proof exists to conclude Morocco planned it.

Spanish users are divided. Most agree that Spain declassified intelligence reports to address questions about prior knowledge and Morocco's potential role. However, Spain's opposition accuses the government of ignoring warnings and being subservient to Morocco, which maintains delicate relations with Madrid. Meanwhile, Spain's top criminal court found 'undeniable facilitation' from Morocco during the migrant surge, based on leaked police reports. Some users argue that Morocco denies involvement, stating there are no facts proving Moroccan authorities' involvement.

The community consensus is that Spain declassified intelligence reports to address questions about prior knowledge and Morocco's potential role. However, there are significant fault lines between Spain's government and its opposition, with the latter accusing the government of ignoring warnings and being subservient to Morocco. The Spanish PM denies being blackmailed by Morocco over the migration crisis, but the leaked reports suggest a more complex relationship.