Spain Declassifies Warning to Morocco Over Migrant Crossing That Killed 100+

Along the narrow strip of land where Europe meets Africa, more than a hundred people lost their lives attempting to cross into Ceuta — a tragedy that Spanish intelligence had, in some measure, foreseen. Declassified documents released this week reveal that Spain's security services had tracked coordinated social media campaigns organizing the mass border push and had alerted Morocco in advance. The disclosure places this human catastrophe within a longer, unresolved story about how nations share warnings, how those warnings travel through bureaucracies, and whether the machinery of prevention