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Ignacio Cembrero

Spanish journalist, covered North Africa for the daily El País, then for its competitor, El Mundo ; and now works for El Confidencial. He has published Vecinos alejados (Galaxia Gutenberg, 2006), an essay on Spanish-Moroccan relations.

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  • The image depicts a meeting between two men. One man, dressed in a suit, is shaking hands with the other man, who is wearing traditional attire, including a red fez. In the background, a military figure stands in uniform, observing the handshake. The setting appears to be an elegantly decorated room with large windows and elaborate architectural details. Spain falls into line with Morocco on the Western Sahara conflict Ignacio Cembrero · April 2022 Rabat has won the day. After a fifteen-month crisis with Madrid, Premier Pedro Sanchez has finally approved the Moroccan plan for the autonomy of Western Sahara. The idea is to put an end to the conflict without resorting to the self-determination referendum demanded by the Polisario Front with (…)
  • The image shows a gathering of three men engaged in conversation. Two of them are dressed in traditional attire, typical of Middle Eastern cultures, with one wearing a white kandura and the other in a black and white headdress. The third man is in formal Western attire with a suit and a red tie. The background suggests an airport or a similar setting, indicated by the large windows and digital displays. The expressions of the men appear to be friendly and engaged in a dialogue. How the Gulf Monarchies Made Ex-King Juan Carlos Rich Ignacio Cembrero · March 2021 Living in exile in Abu Dhabi since August 2020 at the request of his son Felipe VI on account of corruption scandals attached to his name, the former king of Spain amassed a considerable fortune during his 39-year reign thanks to the Gulf rulers.
    “Only one non-Saudi, King Juan Carlos, has my (…)
  • The image features a formal scene where two men are embracing, likely in a greeting or farewell. One man is wearing glasses and a suit, and he appears to be the primary focus of the hug. The other man is dressed in a dark coat and seems to be extending his arms in a friendly gesture. In the background, there are other individuals in formal attire, including guards. There's a young man standing beside the two men, dressed in a suit with a tie, looking on. The setting seems to be a ceremonial occasion, possibly outside a governmental building. Morocco. The Inconceivable Abdication of Mohamed VI Ignacio Cembrero · May 2018 During the first four months of this year, the King of Morocco spent less than twenty days in his country. His frequent and extended absences bring the kingdom to a near standstill creating a situation which, in the long term, will be untenable since the Moroccan chief of state is vested with (…)
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