Morocco's Covert Hybrid Strategy Against Spain
The article addressed accusations against the Moroccan regime of waging a hybrid and covert war against Spain, utilizing illegal immigration and espionage to pressure Madrid and achieve political and financial objectives. Spanish security and media experts confirmed that Morocco exploited migration flows, particularly in the city of Ceuta, as a means of political and strategic leverage, with some events being described as "invasion" and "hybrid warfare." They also indicated that Moroccan intelligence agencies, led by figures such as Fouad Ali El Himma and Abdelatif Hamooshy, employed illegal tactics, including political employment and espionage, to bolster their influence in the region. The investigation highlighted that Morocco, under a dictatorial system, attempts to project an external democratic image while facing criticism for human rights violations and press freedom issues. Additionally, it uses cooperation in counter-terrorism and migration to politically and economically press Spain.
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