Documents related to Ceuta are challenging Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s version of events surrounding a recent crisis involving Morocco. Sources close to Defence Minister Margarita Robles assert the reports corroborate her account that the Centro Nacional de Inteligencia (CNI) issued prior warnings. These findings are perceived within the PSOE party as further complicating the government's handling of the situation. The documents reportedly confirm alerts were given, potentially contradicting previous statements. This development adds pressure on the government to clarify its response to events in Ceuta and its dealings with Morocco. The emerging information is bolstering Robles' position while increasing scrutiny of the official narrative. The ongoing fallout threatens to destabilize Sánchez’s administration as it navigates the diplomatic tensions.