AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCeuta Crisis Fallout: Spain says Morocco wasn’t behind the July 30 mass attempt to enter Ceuta, pointing instead to possible foreign social-media interference that stoked tensions and division across the EU. Security & Intelligence Questions: Spain’s interior ministry admitted Ceuta-based secret service agents failed to warn about the migrant surge, despite claims that information was shared and analysed. Disinformation War: Fact-checkers say a coordinated misinformation push amplified the crossings, including reused footage and AI images, with links traced to Moscow-directed networks. Media Ethics in the Western Sahara Debate: The Madrid Press Association filed a complaint after a TV debate featured Taleb Alisalem calling for Morocco’s “political and economic destruction” without challenge. Sahrawi Rights & Training: In Boumerdes, the Polisario Front’s summer university wrapped up with renewed focus on self-determination, while activists warned of escalating repression in occupied Western Sahara. Local Economy: Laayoune coastal and artisanal fishing landings jumped 56% in the first seven months of 2026, with value up 21%.
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