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El Mundo writes that CENIF warned of a mass entry on 30 and 31 July and in August

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On 10 November El Mundo, citing access by Servimedia, writes that an Interior report and CENIF Report no. 31 (from 30 July to 5 August), sent to the Audiencia Nacional in the Ceuta case, mention alerts of a “risk of mass entry” issued on 30 and 31 July and on 1, 2 and 5 August. They were addressed to several parts of Spain, including the Canary Islands. It is a single agency source, without the document. They are not the warnings of 28 and 29 July already in this archive.

• El Mundo, 10 November: “These documents with alerts about the Canary Islands, to which Servimedia has had access, are a report of the Ministry of the Interior on the influx into Ceuta and Report number 31 (from 30 July to 5 August) of the National Police’s Centro Nacional de Inmigración y Fronteras (Cenif).” The outlet writes that they are in the case file sent to Judge María Tardón. Servimedia is the agency El Mundo cites. This archive has not seen the two documents.
• El Mundo: “Both texts mention the ‘alerts of a risk of mass entry’ that Cenif issued on 30 and 31 July, and on 1, 2 and 5 August. These warnings were addressed to several parts of Spain, including the Canary Islands.” That is what the outlet attributes to those two texts. It is not the National Police analysis of 28 July, nor the CNI alert of 29 July, nor the TIFA-3133 note of that same day.
• The same piece writes that on 30 and 31 July “more than 70,000 people entered Spanish territory from Morocco.” That is the background El Mundo sets. It is not a new count and it is not merged with other entry figures in the archive. The rest of the piece is about the migration emergency in the Canary Islands. This card does not take that in.