![Spanish Representatives Oppose Morocco’s Joint Bid with Spain and Portugal Spain’ Prime Minister proposed a trio bid with Morocco and Portugal to host the 2030 World Cup; but the idea does not appear to be popular with Spanish politicians. The representatives of two Spanish political parties, the People’s Party and the Citizens-Party, have said they do not want Spain to submit a joint candidacy with Portugal and Morocco for the 2030 World Cup. In a meeting organized by the National Federation of Sports Facilities Entrepreneurs (FNEID) in Madrid, the People’s party representative, Vicente Azpitarte dismissively spoke about Spain joining a trio with Morocco and Portugal to organize the World Cup. Azpitarte specifically wondered whether Spain would get any advantages from teaming up with the two countries, t Spanish news outlet Iusport reported on Wednesday. The Citizens-Party representative, Roberto Nunez, agreed with Azpitarte. “We do not intend to organize a World Cup with other countries. Spain has more than enough capacity [to organize the World Cup], it is a country that has already organized a World Cup, and we do not understand that proposal,” Nunez said. The adviser of United Podemos, Oscar Penas, stated that he does not clearly see why “the priority is to organize a World Cup or an Olympiad at this time.” Morocco and Spain cooperate on a number of issues, ranging from security and migration to trade and education. On November 18, the Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, arrived in Morocco for a first visit since his election to premiership. During his visit, Sanchez proposed to both Head of Government Saad Eddine El Othmani and King Mohammed VI a joint bid for the 2030 World Cup. “We are launching a joint message, which is that this will be a bid between two continents. The King of Morocco is receptive and we’re going to work on it with Portugal. We are very excited about it,” Sanchez said.](https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/ABL-Launches-in-Casablanca-Becoming-Africa’s-First-Aircraft-Leaser-180x135.jpeg "ABL Launches in Casablanca, Becoming Africa’s First Aircraft Leaser")
Rabat - Following the controversy created by the 2M documentary “H&H,” one of the participants publicly announced that the show was fabricated and that he was merely a paid actor.
Rabat – Following the controversy created by the 2M documentary “H&H,” one of the participants publicly announced that the show was fabricated and that he was merely a paid actor.
Nabil Ayouch, producer of the show, has denied the allegation in a communiqué published by Ali n’ Production.
One of the subjects of the documentary went public with his allegation that “H&H” paid him to act in the documentary. Producer, Nabil Ayouch, maintained in a communiqué that the documentary was shot professionally and authentically under “regular conditions.”
He announced that the participant’s denial of the show’s veracity came in response to public threats issued, after the broadcasting of the documentary on 2M.
Ayouch said that the participant and his father have both apologized to Alyane Production, which accepted the apology, noting that the participant had made a public a video apology.
The producer concluded his communiqué by pointing out that, over the years of television and film production, professionalism and adherence to the rules of work have not been disregarded, nor has non-adherence to professional guidelines been condoned.
He went on to add that the main objective of this documentary series, produced for Ali n’ Production, was to launch “a serious dialogue” within Moroccan society, incorporating all its components, on various controversial issues “in a quiet atmosphere, far from any polemics or provocation.”
