Spain under pressure: Migration crisis or geopolitical attack?
The program examines the migration crisis in Ceuta and argues that the mass arrival of migrants from Morocco may be more than a spontaneous migration event, suggesting it could be part of a broader geopolitical pressure campaign against Spain.
The discussion explores Morocco's strategic relationship with the United States and Israel, the Abraham Accords, Western Sahara, Algeria's support for the Polisario Front, and Spain's independent positions on Iran and Gaza.
Guests argue that migration flows can be politically manipulated and may become an increasingly important tool in Europe's shifting political landscape and the rise of the far right.
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Gaza Strip
Morocco
migrants
Abraham accords
migration crisis
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