Controversy in Nador Over Music Festival Held During Beni Ensar Unrest

The decision by organizers of the Nador festival to go ahead with the event while the city of Beni Ensar and the border crossing of occupied Melilla are experiencing clashes and riots has sparked widespread controversy among residents of the region.
Critics say holding the festival at this time, funded by public money through the regional council and the company 'Marchica Med', is a provocation to citizens and a lack of respect for the efforts of security forces.
The choice of artist 'Muslim' to perform one evening was also criticized, as his songs have a strong political and social character, at a time when the region needs calm.
Questions are being raised about the family relationship between the festival director and the president of the regional council, raising suspicions of conflict of interest.
Observers are calling for the festival to be postponed out of respect for the security situation, saying its continuation is 'dancing on wounds'.