AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCeuta Crisis Link to Sahrawi Nationality Bill: Former Moroccan government spokesperson Mustapha El Khalfi says the July 30 mass entry into Ceuta is tied to Spain processing a parliamentary bill to grant Spanish nationality to Sahrawis born before 1977, calling it a “strategic turning point” and arguing Supreme Court changes and social-media manipulation helped fuel crossings. Humanitarian Fallout in Ceuta: Reports describe tens of thousands overwhelming shelters after about 72,000 people entered in days, with Spain framing it as an attack on sovereignty while others point to diplomatic tensions and human trafficking claims. Sahrawi Children Hosted in the Canaries: “Vacaciones en Paz” concluded in Gran Canaria, with municipal receptions and Polisario representatives hosting Sahrawi minors from refugee camps. Orange Withdraws Illegal Western Sahara Map: After Polisario protested an AP-7 billboard, Orange said it will remove ads depicting Western Sahara as part of Morocco. Laayoune Fishing Up: Coastal and artisanal fishing landings at Laayoune rose 56% in the first seven months of 2026, with value up 21%. Security & Propaganda Around the Border: Spain admitted Ceuta intelligence staff did not foresee the July 30 surge; meanwhile, hacker group Jabaroot claims a major leak tied to Morocco’s security services and the Ceuta crisis.
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