Spanish police arrested a Dutch national of Moroccan origin at the port of Almeria, wanted by German justice for blowing up an ATM in Berlin and taking 264,000 euros in cash.
A father residing in Roquetas de Mar (Almeria) reported the disappearance of his four-year-old daughter on Wednesday. After 24 hours of investigation, the Guardia Civil discovered that the minor had been taken to Morocco by her mother.
After "Le Normandie", which joined La Méridionale’s fleet, "Le Bretagne", from the Brittany Ferries company, is changing horizons. It will make the crossing between Europe and Morocco this summer, departing from Spain.
The shipping company GNV has announced the reopening of the line connecting Almeria to the Moroccan port of Nador, between June 21 and September 14, as part of the Marhaba 2025 Operation.
The family of Mariam Fajouni, alias "Meri", a 38-year-old woman of Moroccan origin murdered on December 30 in Almeria, is demanding justice for the murder of their daughter who would have been three months pregnant.
Civil Guard agents saved on Sunday a 6-year-old girl who was convulsing in a vehicle that arrived at the port of Almería from Morocco.
GNV has announced the reopening of the seasonal Almería-Nador line to facilitate the transportation of Moroccans living abroad as part of the Marhaba 2024 Operation. The shipping company will connect the Andalusian port to the Moroccan port from June 27 to September 15, the end date of the Transit Operation.
Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) will start arriving in Morocco for their summer vacation as early as June 13, the start date of the Marhaba Operation this year. The port of Almeria, the second preferred port of MREs after Algeciras, is preparing to welcome them.
The shipping company Trasmediterránea has decided to change the name of the ship "Ciudad de Melilla" and restore its original name, Fortuny, after the ship, which served the Malaga-Melilla route, was selected to serve the Nador-Almeria line as part of Operation Marhaba 2024.
As part of the Marhaba 2024 Operation , the shipping company Balearia has planned 15 daily crossings to Morocco from the ports of Algeciras, Almería, Motril and Malaga.
The Guardia Civil has arrested 14 people in Murcia, Almeria and Jaen, presumed members of a network, accused of having defrauded families of Moroccan and Algerian migrants who died at sea, promising them the repatriation of the bodies of the latter. Civil servants are being investigated as part of this case.
Adil Lamsiyah, 20, a young Spaniard of Moroccan origin, disappeared at sea on February 25, the day he boarded a boat in Balerma, a small town in Almeria. His family reported his disappearance to the Civil Guard on Friday. For now, the searches have yielded nothing.