AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoColombia–Western Sahara Pivot: Colombia’s new government has withdrawn recognition of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic and says it will freeze ties with the RASD, while recognizing Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara—an abrupt reversal from the Petro era. Ceuta Border Shock: After Throne Day, tens of thousands of people crossed from Morocco into Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta in days marked by chaos, deaths, and a lingering humanitarian strain, with residents in Brussels warning the city is not back to normal and calling for urgent action. EU Solidarity Under Strain: The Ceuta surge triggered a political fight across Europe, including Schengen-related moves and accusations between member states, as ministers met to address border fallout. US–Morocco Influence Signals: Amid the crisis, reporting links Morocco’s Western Sahara strategy to US backing, including Morocco’s decision to rename a major expressway in the Sahara the “Donald J. Trump Highway.” Tourism & Solidarity on the Move: Italy’s Florence and France’s Vitry-sur-Seine hosted Sahrawi children in long-running “Vacations in Peace” style programs, mixing rest with public support for the Sahrawi cause.
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