AGP Executive Report
Last update: 18 minutes agoCeuta Border Crisis: Spain says the mass rush into its North African enclave of Ceuta—estimated at 50,000 to 60,000 people crossing from Morocco—has been “almost entirely reversed,” with most migrants returning within 48 hours; the death toll is at least 67 after drownings and stampedes near the Tarajal breakwater. EU Schengen Fallout: Italy suspended Schengen free movement with Spain for one month and France tightened checks, while 22 European leaders demanded emergency talks to coordinate a response and deter further “uncontrolled mass crossings.” Spanish Government vs. EU Critics: PM Pedro Sánchez accused some EU governments of “selfish” and “illegal” reactions, arguing Spain restored control quickly with Morocco’s cooperation. On-the-Ground Response: Spain began installing a 500-meter floating pneumatic barrier at Tarajal, alongside anchored buoys and patrol channels, as Ceuta tries to return to normal. FIFA Governance Shock: Separately, UEFA said it lost confidence in FIFA chief Gianni Infantino after FIFA abandoned a plan to sell World Cup commercial stakes to private investors, triggering transparency and leadership pressure.
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