Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has absolved Morocco of blame for the recent migrant crisis in Ceuta, attributing the situation to a lack of adequate intelligence reporting. Sánchez stated the National Intelligence Center (CNI) did not sufficiently convey the gravity of the unfolding events. This comes ahead of a parliamentary appearance on Thursday where he, along with Ministers Ana Redondo and Sira Rego, will address the crisis. The unexpected influx of migrants overwhelmed Ceuta’s border controls earlier this week. The Prime Minister’s statements represent a significant shift in tone from initial reactions that implied Moroccan complicity. He is now emphasizing a breakdown in information sharing as the primary cause of the situation, rather than direct action by the Moroccan government. Further details are expected during the upcoming congressional hearing.