The executive shifts the blame onto the Spanish intelligence serviceThe negligent attitude of Pedro Sánchez's government towards the migratory invasion of Ceuta already has a scapegoat. Sources within the Spanish intelligence service told the station that those involved in the planned attack would not have entered Spain if the Ministry of the Interior had taken measures to prevent it. He stated this at a press conference in which the minister expressed his "confidence and appreciation" for the work of "all Spanish intelligence services." The government's version regarding the alleged false warnings by the CNI (National Intelligence Center) doesn't hold water. The Spanish intelligence service has had extensive information on Morocco for years.