In Ceuta, new measures have been taken to better cope with the flow of traffic and facilitate the return of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) by sea to their host countries.
The bodies of Ayoub and Choaib Sahraoui, two Algerian twins who went missing at sea while trying to reach Ceuta by swimming, have been found in Morocco.
A first case of monkeypox would have been admitted to the university hospital in Sebta. It would be a Moroccan from Europe, back from vacation in Morocco. Analyzes are underway to confirm this hypothesis.
A big scare on a boat arriving at the port of Ceuta from Algeciras. The gangway of the ship was lowered before reaching the quay. No human or material damage was recorded.
Faced with the influx of Moroccans residing abroad in preparation for their return to their country of residence through the Bab Sebta border post, the authorities have been forced to find solutions to avoid traffic jams.
It is a real blow for Moroccans living abroad (MRE) who have entered the country for the summer vacation: the prices of sea crossings between Morocco and Spain have skyrocketed in recent weeks. A dizzying increase that causes incomprehension and anger.
Intelligence expert Fernando Cocho has warned of a co-sovereignty agreement between Morocco and Spain on Ceuta and Melilla by 2030, with the support of the European Union and France.
Customs officers and police officers thwarted, last Saturday, an attempt to traffic narcotics at the Bab Sebta border post. It is a Moroccan residing abroad .
Chouaib Marssou, a young Moroccan of 18 years old, is a fine example of perseverance. While he left his native Tetouan at the age of 13 to reach Ceuta by swimming, he has managed to become an accomplished chef who aims for a Michelin star. A dream come true.
Morocco is going to start producing on-site, with the support of Israel, kamikaze drones like the SpyX, developed by the company Bluebird Aero Systems. The acquisition of this Israeli technology by the kingdom is frightening Spain.
The Civil Guard agents of Ceuta arrested on Friday a man wanted for attempted murder by the United States, as he was trying to illegally enter Morocco.
Under the impetus of the dictator Francisco Franco, Spain had embarked on an ambitious but secret quest: the Islero Project. Born in the wake of Morocco’s independence in 1956, this project aimed to equip Spain with a nuclear arsenal, thus allowing it to counter Moroccan ambitions.