AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoColombia–Western Sahara Pivot: Colombia’s new government says it recognizes Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara, withdrawing recognition of the Polisario-linked Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic and calling the move a “new beginning” for ties with Rabat. Ceuta Border Shock: After the late-July surge into Spain’s Ceuta enclave, most migrants were returned to Morocco, but thousands remained and residents say their security is effectively “in the hands of a third country,” with EU unity strained. US–Polisario Pressure: Two US lawmakers push a bipartisan bill to investigate alleged Iran links to the Polisario, with possible sanctions and a terrorist designation. Sahrawi Women Under Occupation: In Benin, the NUSW secretary-general highlights intimidation and abuse of Sahrawi women in occupied territories, linking it to political prisoners and long exile. Narrative War on Resistance: A commentary argues colonial powers routinely brand liberation struggles as “terrorism” to delegitimize self-determination. Local Solidarity: A French mayor hosts Sahrawi and Palestinian children, reaffirming support for self-determination and international law. UESARIO Congress: UESARIO’s fifth congress in El Aaiun Wilaya reviews narrative and finances while stressing student repression and the role of youth in the national struggle.
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