AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 minutes agoCeuta Crisis Fallout: Spain’s PM Pedro Sánchez told parliament there is “no evidence whatsoever” that Morocco planned or carried out the July mass crossing into Ceuta, while admitting Moroccan forces “allowed” a key 10-hour period during peak arrivals; the dispute is driving nationwide protests and fresh political pressure on Sánchez. Humanitarian Tragedy: A migrant boat adrift for 26 days near the Canary Islands was found with 44 survivors and five bodies; reports say 83 people, including a baby, died. Ceuta Unrest on the Ground: Protesters in Ceuta and across Spain attacked migrant camps and blocked Red Cross deliveries, as thousands still remain in the enclave amid overcrowding and reports of daily sexual assaults. Diplomacy & Misinformation: Sánchez also blamed Russian and Israeli networks for fake social media posts fueling the crisis, as both countries deny the claims. Culture Deal: Morocco’s youth and culture ministry signed an MoU with Saudi Arabia’s counterpart to boost cultural cooperation. Sports—Morocco in Focus: Moroccan winger Abdessamad Ezzalzouli’s future remains a transfer talking point after Betis rejected a deadline-day offer, while Sunderland’s Chemsdine Talbi is linked to Saudi interest.
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