AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCartographic Dispute in Spain: After Polisario Front protests, Orange says it will withdraw an AP-7 billboard in Elche–Valencia that maps Western Sahara as Moroccan territory, while Polisario warns it will stay vigilant until the ad is actually removed. International Legal Spotlight: UK and US outlets frame Western Sahara as a decolonization case under UN rules, stressing the territory’s status as non-self-governing and criticizing Rabat’s “fait accompli” approach through investment and tourism. Ceuta Tensions and Diplomacy: Spain rejects claims that Morocco orchestrated the July Ceuta mass entry, pointing instead to foreign social-media interference, while Madrid says Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares speaks “daily” with Nasser Bourita to manage the Ceuta/Melilla dispute. Cyber War Around Ceuta: Reports highlight the Jabaroot leak tied to Morocco’s security services, with accusations linked to the Ceuta crisis and debate over what is authentic. Sahrawi Youth and Solidarity: In the Canary Islands, “Vacaciones en Paz” receptions for Sahrawi children wrapped up in Gran Canaria municipalities, with local officials and Polisario representatives attending. Polisario Internal Strain: Commentary argues the Polisario leadership faces deeper paralysis over Congress preparations, not just internal factional disagreements.
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