AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCeuta Border Crisis: Morocco detained 355 people near Ceuta as security forces moved to stop another mass crossing after social-media calls, with reports of tear gas and heavy deployments on both sides. Press Freedom: Morocco ordered RTVE and EFE journalists to leave Fnideq while covering the crackdown, raising fresh concerns about access and scrutiny. Migration Protest: Some Moroccan migrants in Ceuta began a hunger strike demanding asylum and opposing returns to Morocco. WAFCON Aftermath (Sports): Cameroon celebrated its first Women’s Africa Cup of Nations title after beating Malawi 3-0, while Nigeria’s Super Falcons faced major fallout after failing to qualify for the 2027 World Cup. Football Governance: FIFA’s COO Kevin Lamour was sacked after criticizing Infantino’s plans, as human-rights groups push for Infantino to be declared ineligible for another term. Morocco Arts & Culture: Marrakech influencer Soukaina Glamour received a 10-month prison sentence and a social-media ban for offending public decency. Film/TV: Netflix’s Outer Banks Season 5 lands this week, with the story set after events in Morocco.
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