Western Sahara Extortion Involving Spain and Europe

The article analyzed the mass escape of Moroccans from the border with Spanish Ceuta, where Spanish journalist Francisco Cárion confirmed that the flow toward the border was deliberate and organized by the Moroccan authorities, not an accidental incident. The goal was to pressure Spain and the European Union. He also pointed out that Morocco uses these crises as part of its strategy to reinforce its occupation of Western Sahara and that it receives lenient treatment from Europeans despite violating European law and the "Maroc Gîte" scandal. He highlighted the difficult conditions faced by Moroccan youth, marked by marginalization and poverty, and noted that Moroccan forces strictly control popular protests. Furthermore, he revealed that he was harassed and immediately deported during his visit to the occupied city of Dakhla, stressing that the Ceuta crisis is not just a border issue but reflects a broader political struggle, intertwined with the Western Sahara issue and issues of freedoms, with Europe playing a nonchalant role and adopting selective policies.

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