A 55-page police report challenges the Spanish government’s assertions regarding the recent migrant crisis in Ceuta. The report details evidence suggesting active participation by Moroccan authorities in directing migrants towards the Spanish enclave. It specifically cites "police permissiveness" from Morocco and a “planned” action aimed at causing a “collapse” in Spain. This directly contradicts a statement made earlier Wednesday by the Interior Ministry, which denied any identification of Moroccan forces’ involvement. The document was submitted to the National Court, adding further scrutiny to the events surrounding the influx of migrants. The findings point to a coordinated effort beyond simply a lack of border control, suggesting intentional guidance of migrants. The discrepancy between the report and government statements raises questions about transparency and the true extent of Moroccan involvement.