The alerts about Ceuta have aroused the "concern" of members of the government and the anger and anger of the PP and Vox

Members of the government and the opposition have expressed their uneasethis Wednesday over the migration crisis in Ceuta following the declassificationof 40 documents by the government, includingan"early warning" information note sent by the CNI to the Moroccan intelligence services, as well as talks with the government delegation and the Civil Guard, both on 29 July, one day before the events.

The PNVspokeswoman at the Congress, Maribel Cowboy, has said that the information contained in the reports is "worrying for the government itself."

In statements to the media in the corridors of the lower house, he described the concern as' enormous' because 'this version that has been given by all the political groups except the government is being confirmed, that it has to do with what is happening inMorocco; that it is involved in this massive arrival in Ceuta '.

He also noted that it was worrying that the Government had not properly interpreted the information provided to it by the State intelligence services and the security forces.

The PPhas taken a step further and called for the resignation of the President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, statements made by the PP spokeswoman in Congress, Ester Muñoz, on the grounds that the publication of these documents " has made clear the manifest and grieving negligence "of the Executive.

At a press conference in Congress, Muñoz said that they had "information" in the government and are therefore "directly responsible for the invasion of Ceuta", as well as the dead.

From Vox, Congressional spokeswoman Pepa Rodiguez de Millán believes that the reports show that the CNI did its duty when it warned the government of the massive influx of people into the autonomous city, and that the President of the Government committed a "criminal lie" that deserves to be tried for "treason."

In statements in Congress, the leader of the far-right group stressed that the information shows that the government has simply "lied" about everything related to the crisis.

For her part, Sumar's co-coordinator, Veronica Barbero, has stated that the reports show that the Moroccan authorities "acted negligently"and has called for "rethinking" relations with Rabat.

In statements to the media, the leader of Supre said that declassification was "an exercise in transparency by the government" and argued that reading the documents "demonstrates what we havebeensaying since day one: the Moroccan authorities stood still. "

Finally, the Minister for Youth and Children, Sira Rego, has called for "urgent action" and for migrants still in Ceuta to be transferred to the peninsula, so that their situation can be assessed "with all guarantees".