AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCeuta Crisis Death Toll: Spain says the Ceuta mass crossing death toll has climbed to at least 88, while Morocco insists only 11 died on its side—highlighting sharp disputes over numbers as tens of thousands of migrants were pushed back after the surge. EU Border Push: EU interior ministers called for tougher action against smuggling networks and stronger returns, while the European Commission urged member states to back physical barriers and more support for Morocco. Rabat-Spain Blame Game: Morocco says it warned Spain that a Supreme Court decision would trigger problems, as Spain argues it had no advance warning—keeping tensions high over who should have prevented the breach. Humanitarian and Missing People: Families in Morocco report unanswered questions about missing migrants after the rush, including a Yemeni embassy update on a death and one still unaccounted for. FIFA Turmoil in Morocco: In parallel, FIFA president Gianni Infantino faces mounting backlash over a failed World Cup investment plan, with Arsène Wenger and FIFA officials distancing themselves and Infantino holding crisis talks in Rabat. WAFCON Football: Morocco and South Africa set up a Women’s Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final after wins that keep the tournament’s knockout race firmly in Rabat’s spotlight.
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