National Intelligence Center

Ceuta migration crisis: Legal action and administrative toll

12 clusters · 107 sources · last updated about 9 hours ago

Latest: Morocco repatriates 327 unaccompanied minors from Ceuta

The judicial investigation into the mass entry of migrants into Ceuta on July 30 and 31 has intensified. Key testimony from Gonzalo Sanz, former chief of staff for the Ceuta Government Delegate, corroborated that intelli

Ecuadorian police operations and security measures

23 clusters · 124 sources · last updated 5 days ago

Latest: Ecuadorian authorities seize weapons and explosives in Milagro and Guayaquil

Ecuadorian law enforcement and military forces have conducted several operations targeting various forms of criminal activity across different regions. In Guayas and Tungurahua, police arrested individuals involved in ex

Mexico educational aid and enrollment initiatives

3 clusters · 73 sources · last updated 8 days ago

Latest: Mexico expands welfare scholarships and reports increased high school enrollment

Mexican authorities continue to implement social and educational programs to reduce dropout rates and increase student retention. Previous efforts included the ‘Jalo a Estudiar, Jalo por la Paz’ program in Michoacán, whi

Ecuador organized crime and security crisis

97 clusters · 205 sources · last updated 18 days ago

Latest: Sky ECC rulings and major international drug seizures impact European legal and security landscapes

Ecuador continues to face a severe surge in organized crime and gang violence, prompting the government to declare a state of emergency and recognize an internal armed conflict. Security operations have intensified acros

Spanish Senate crisis and Ceuta migration tensions

13 clusters · 196 sources · last updated 20 days ago

Latest: Spain to allocate 45 million euros to Ceuta for migration crisis costs

The institutional conflict in the Spanish Senate has escalated as the opposition Partido Popular (PP) prepares formal legislative actions against the government. Following the refusal of several ministers to testify rega