AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSahrawi Prisoners & UN Pressure: Frente POLISARIO urged the UN Security Council to act urgently to protect Sahrawi political prisoner Naâma Asfari, who has been on an indefinite hunger strike since 8 June in Kenitra prison. Community Solidarity in Spain: Sahrawi groups in Gran Canaria staged a beach demonstration with cultural activities and a photo exhibition calling for the release of prisoners, spotlighting Asfari’s worsening condition. Diplomacy Watch: Algeria formally ended its four-year diplomatic freeze with Spain, but the visit reportedly failed to shift Madrid’s stance on the Sahara. Film, Politics & Boycott Calls: Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey keeps colliding with Western Sahara politics—critics say filming in occupied Dakhla risks whitewashing Morocco’s control, while supporters point to tourism and global attention. Media & Surveillance Fallout: New reporting on Morocco’s alleged Pegasus spyware use continues to raise alarms across Europe, including claims involving Spanish and French targets. Arts & Screen Buzz: Coverage also zooms in on The Odyssey’s production and release hype, from IMAX 70mm screenings to behind-the-scenes location talk.
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