AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSahrawi Arts & Rights in the Spotlight: A Sahrawi solidarity demonstration in Gran Canaria used a traditional tent, photo exhibits, and cultural items to back political prisoners, spotlighting Naâma Asfari’s hunger strike as it pushes past 40 days. Film, Power, and Boycott Calls: Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster “The Odyssey” is now in cinemas, but its scenes shot in occupied Dakhla have triggered fresh backlash: Sahrawi groups and filmmakers say the production whitewashes Morocco’s occupation, while opponents call for boycotts and ethical responsibility. Surveillance Fallout: Separate reporting links Morocco to Pegasus spyware targeting journalists, Sahrawi activists, and officials, including Spanish numbers—adding a darker layer to the week’s media-and-entertainment controversies. Diplomacy Meets Culture: France and Morocco’s renewed partnership in Rabat—framed around security and energy—also surfaced alongside the Pegasus allegations, showing how arts, politics, and information battles keep colliding in the Western Sahara story.
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