AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCeuta Aftermath: Ceuta’s shops and terraces reopened after most of the roughly 60,000 migrants who surged from Morocco left by Sunday, but the city is still processing the fallout from a crisis that left at least 72 dead, with Spain and Morocco disputing figures and blaming misinformation and traffickers. Hospitality Impact: Local businesses briefly shut or rationed supplies during the disruption, then restarted normal service as residents and tourists returned to restaurants and cafes. On-the-ground Food & Drink: A Ceuta waiter at a fried fish spot said blame shouldn’t fall on migrants, pointing instead to authorities—an angle that will resonate with readers watching how border shocks ripple into everyday dining. UK Spirits Watch: NIQ reports spirits sales in Britain’s on-trade fell 17.7% (18–25 July vs 2025) after the World Cup, with wine down 12.7% and beer slightly down, while cider rose on sunny weather. Smoking Ban Push (Mallorca): Palma expands “smoke-free” beach zones, adding more areas to the AECC-led crackdown aimed at protecting younger visitors. Spain Tourism & Food Culture: San Sebastián’s pintxo rhythm gets a practical guide—what to order, when to eat, and how locals pace the night.
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