AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBorder Crisis in Ceuta: Spain is deploying troops to restore order after thousands of people crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, with local authorities saying at least nine died during the attempt; crowds were seen swimming around the Tarajal border area and breaking through access points, overwhelming the Guardia Civil and reception services. Morocco–Spain Coordination: Madrid says it has agreed with Rabat to return migrants who entered illegally “as soon as possible,” while Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez are set to visit Ceuta to meet local officials and aid groups. Escalating Regional Tensions: Italy’s leaders, including PM Giorgia Meloni and FM Antonio Tajani, are calling for Spain to be suspended from the Schengen zone, sparking a diplomatic backlash from Madrid. Local Disruption in Morocco: Reports also point to unrest near the Melilla frontier, including arson-linked fires in Beni-Enzar as violence flared around the border. UN Rights Focus: UN officials urged that the rights and dignity of arrivals in Ceuta must be respected, while UNHCR warned against blaming the surge on a single cause.
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