AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPegasus Spy Scandal: An international investigation says Morocco’s intelligence used Pegasus spyware (2017–2021), with records pointing to 200+ Spanish numbers and alleged targeting of journalists and Sahrawi activists. Franco-Moroccan Reset: French PM Sébastien Lecornu’s Rabat visit doubles down on security and energy ties after France backed Morocco’s Western Sahara stance—though Pegasus allegations threaten to overshadow the diplomacy. Film Backlash in Western Sahara: Calls for a boycott of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey grow after reports it filmed in occupied Dakhla, with Sahrawi groups arguing it whitewashes Morocco’s occupation and violates international law. Sahrawi Rights Under Pressure: Human rights coverage highlights Naâma Asfari’s worsening hunger strike in Morocco and renewed concern for political prisoners. Solidarity on the Move: An international “Rumbo a Cuba” mission arrives in Havana, linking causes including Palestine and Western Sahara through civil society action.
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