Spanish intelligence services were warned about calls for a mass crossing of migrants into Ceuta the day before the event occurred, according to declassified documents. This revelation contradicts claims made by the government regarding the preparedness for and understanding of the situation. The documents suggest authorities had prior knowledge of the planned influx of migrants attempting to enter Ceuta. This raises questions about the government’s response and its previous statements concerning the sudden arrival of migrants. The information surfaced through the release of classified materials, prompting scrutiny of official narratives. The timing of the warning and the subsequent events are now under examination, potentially indicating a lapse in security or a misjudgment of the situation in Ceuta. This discovery has ignited debate about transparency and accountability within the Spanish government.