A Spanish judge authorized police to share a report with superiors regarding the July 29th mass entry into Ceuta. However, the Interior Ministry is downplaying the report’s significance and denies claims it attributes planning of the event to Moroccan authorities. The dispute centers around a police report delivered to the National Court. Specifically, the Ministry refutes assertions that the report directly implicates Moroccan police in orchestrating the border crossing. This comes after a significant number of migrants entered Ceuta from Morocco, raising tensions between the two countries. The situation remains fluid as investigations continue and differing accounts emerge from Spanish officials. The Ministry’s statement aims to de-escalate potential diplomatic fallout.