A Spanish intelligence report alleges Morocco was aware of an impending large-scale influx of migrants into the North African border city of Ceuta on July 30th and 31st. The report, from Spain’s National Intelligence Center (CNI), indicates Moroccan authorities “were fully aware that this flow was going to take place.” This information surfaces amid a diplomatic dispute between Spain and Morocco. The crisis saw thousands of migrants, including many minors, crossing into Ceuta from Morocco. Questions are now being raised about Morocco’s role in facilitating or allowing the movement of people. The EFE news agency reported on the findings on Friday, as relayed by Agerpres.