AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCeuta Migrant Crisis: Spain’s PM Pedro Sánchez says there’s no intelligence showing Moroccan involvement in the July 30-31 rush of over 70,000 migrants into Ceuta, blaming disinformation and saying investigations continue as thousands—especially minors—remain in limbo. Diplomatic Messaging: Sánchez also stresses cooperation with Rabat, while Spain signals King Felipe VI’s visit when possible, as the political fight over responsibility keeps heating up. EU Trade & Western Sahara: Germany backs the new EU-Morocco trade framework that preserves tariff preferences for goods from Western Sahara regions, registering no reservations—an issue that will land hard with Sahrawi rights advocates. Sahrawi Solidarity in Spain: “Vacaciones en Paz” ended in Gran Canaria, hosting Sahrawi minors from refugee camps with municipal receptions and cultural activities. Media & Mapping Pressure: Orange plans to withdraw an ad billboard after Polisario protested a map depicting Western Sahara as Moroccan territory. Local Economy: Laayoune fishing landings rose 56% in the first seven months of 2026, with value up 21%, underscoring how everyday culture and livelihoods keep moving alongside the politics.
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