AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCeuta Aftermath: Ceuta’s president Juan Jesús Vivas told EU lawmakers the border crisis is far from over, saying 3,000–5,000 migrants still remain in the Spanish enclave and residents feel “sad, helpless, anxious” after a surge that left dozens dead. EU Border Politics: EU ministers moved to present a united front, with migration officials pointing to smuggling networks and social-media disinformation, while Italy and others had pushed tougher Schengen pressure. Western Sahara Diplomacy: Morocco confirmed the Tiznit–Dakhla expressway in Western Sahara has been renamed the “Donald J. Trump Highway,” tying the move to US recognition of Morocco’s Sahara position—another reminder of how infrastructure and politics travel together. Local Solidarity in Travel Circles: In France, Vitry-sur-Seine’s mayor visited Sahrawi and Palestinian children at a holiday camp, reiterating support for self-determination and international-law principles.
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