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Investigations reveal that the solidarity campaign with the city of Ceuta, launched by the Valencia Businessmen's Association led by Vicente Boluda, is not merely a humanitarian initiative, but is connected to a web of economic and political interests involving both Morocco and Spain. Boluda, who owns an extensive shipping network, has long-standing interests in the port of Tangier and the Mediterranean, and possesses investments worth millions of euros in Morocco, despite leading a campaign supporting Spain's stance on Ceuta and its clash with Morocco. Documents indicate that the initiative was used to bolster political messages around "territorial cohesion," but in reality, it was part of a longstanding network of economic interests, raising questions about the overlap of economic interests with domestic and international policies, and about the extent to which this influences relations between Morocco and Spain.
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