Protesters hold signs reading "Basta de incitación a la persecución de las personas migrantes!" and Arabic banners, with a Moroccan flag and security officers nearby

Intelligence report alleges Morocco provoked Ceuta migration crisis

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Moroccans protest outside Spain’s embassy in Rabat, Morocco, Sept. 2, 2026, against the treatment of migrants in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. The sign reads in Arabic “Independent investigation of violations in occupied Ceuta now.”

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A new intelligence report alleges that the Moroccan government masterminded the recent migration crisis in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. Also, heat, drought and war have disrupted the global food supply, hiking food prices. And, after trade talks between the US and Canada fell apart, Canadians are fighting back with boycotts of American alcohol and other products. Plus, a look at Gloria Steinem’s impact on women’s rights around the world.

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Intelligence report alleges Morocco masterminded migration crisis in Ceuta
3:43
Heat, drought and war scramble harvests, hike food prices
9:45
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Gloria Steinem joined Indian feminists in the fight against sex trafficking
11:55
Gloria Steinem’s lengthy collaboration with Mideast feminists
5:43
Canadians fight back to counter Trump administration
4:50
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3:10