Ceuta Migration Crisis: Former Moroccan minister Mustapha El Khalfi links the July 30 Ceuta border surge to Spain’s processing of a bill granting nationality to Sahrawis born before 1977, while also pointing to a June 29 Supreme Court ruling being exploited by trafficking networks and AI-made fake social media profiles. Spain–Morocco Blame Game: Spain’s government says there’s no proof Morocco orchestrated the Ceuta entry, instead flagging possible foreign social-media interference; meanwhile, Spain admits Ceuta-based intelligence agents failed to warn of the scale of the attempt. Sahrawi Solidarity in the Canaries: “Vacaciones en Paz” hosting for Sahrawi minors ends in Gran Canaria with municipal receptions and Polisario representatives, offering children a break from Tindouf camps. Western Sahara Representation: Orange plans to withdraw an ad billboard after Polisario protested a map showing Western Sahara as Moroccan territory; international media also spotlight Western Sahara’s UN status and Morocco’s “fait accompli” push via tourism and investment. Arts & Culture: Film festival buzz reaches the region as Tatiana Huezo and Elisa Miller bring new projects to Morelia’s Impulso Morelia, while Nolan’s “The Odyssey” keeps Homer on everyone’s screens. Local Economy & Culture: Laayoune coastal and artisanal fishing landings jump 56% in early 2026, with value up 21%, signaling fresh momentum for the port’s creative and community life.