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Spain's Far-Right Uses Ceuta Crisis to Target Morocco
The migration crisis in Ceuta has been reinterpreted as a matter of internal political conflict within Spain, with far-right and left-wing parties alike using the issue of organizing the 2030 World Cup to attack Morocco's participation. The "Vox" party proposed withdrawing Morocco's bid, claiming that the events in Ceuta have undermined trust and organization. Meanwhile, the "Soomar" movement called for reconsidering the proposed trilateral model, and other voices advocated for hosting the tournament solely between Spain and Portugal. Although the choice to host the World Cup was officially approved by FIFA, political parties are using the issue as an attempt to prevent Morocco from hosting the final match, exploiting long-standing ideological and colonial backgrounds. Legally, it is confirmed that final decisions rest exclusively with FIFA institutions, and media and political campaigns do not directly influence the decision to organize the tournament.
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