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Las Palmas Conceals Badge Support for Passage
The article discussed a controversy regarding Cádiz Club de Fútbol's participation in a solidarity initiative with Ceuta during a match in the Spanish second division. The team wore a jersey bearing the slogan "Ceuta is not for sale... Ceuta is defended." Previously, the club had announced it would not participate for fear of issues during its crossing through Moroccan territory. However, it later emerged that the team attempted to conceal its true intention to participate, aiming to avoid a reaction from Morocco during its transit. The team chose to travel via Tetouan airport and then cross by land into Ceuta to avoid political tension and potential incidents, especially given the sensitive situation in the city following the recent migration crisis. Questions were raised about how Moroccan authorities handled the team's move and whether it was seen as a political message or merely a sports initiative. No official statement has been issued yet. Meanwhile, Spanish media, particularly the newspaper Marca, viewed the incident as a calculated maneuver wrapped in a political game.
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