The cities of Laâyoune and Dakhla have recently been the scene of violent clashes between members of smuggling networks. The origin was a settling of scores between traffickers.
This year again, the health measures put in place for this month of Ramadan are pushing some to transgress them. In Tangier , protest movements defying in particular the closure of mosques for the evening collective prayers have occurred.
The National Police intervened on Saturday in the Ceuta Migrant Retention Center (CETI), to put an end to a general brawl between residents, mainly of Moroccan origin.
The coasts of Temsamane, Nador and Driouch were, on Tuesday, the scene of violent clashes between drug barons. During this violent confrontation, the drug cartels piloted by the traffickers nicknamed "Fouloulou", "Naciri" and "Jebli", used bladed weapons and firearms.
The Villanueva del Arzobispo district in the city of Jaen, Spain, was the scene on Thursday of violent clashes between Algerian and Moroccan seasonal workers.
After eleven months of closure of the Moroccan borders with Spain, the inhabitants of Fnideq can no longer stand it. On the night of Friday to Saturday, they expressed their frustration with this situation, through protests in Fnideq and Tetouan.
Mohamed El Khalifi, a Moroccan businessman living in the Canary Islands for more than 20 years, is saddened by the incidents that have occurred in recent days in the tourist areas of the island, many of which are perpetrated by Moroccans.
In several videos, audios and screenshots circulating on social media, various racist messages are being directed against Moroccan and Maghrebi migrants in general by threatening individuals brandishing bladed weapons.
On Monday afternoon, in a parking lot in San Fernando de Las Palmas, violent clashes broke out between several individuals who would be of Moroccan origin. A witness recorded the scene.
The Royal Armed Forces destroyed a Polisario vehicle that was transporting weapons near the border area with Mauritania. The vehicle had been detected by the radar network east of the security wall.
Prosecuted for the murder of an activist of the "Amazigh Cultural Movement", a separatist student was sentenced, on Wednesday, to 15 years in prison. The Court of Appeal of Marrakech upheld the judgment handed down at first instance.
After the Takkadoum neighborhood, it is the turn of the residents of the Farah and Rachad neighborhoods in the Youssoufia district of Rabat to be required to provide a special travel authorization.