The government’s decision to require the vaccine pass in public places is still causing a lot of discontent. Several demonstrations were observed on Sunday in several Moroccan cities.
A Spanish organization has lent its support to the border workers of Ceuta , initiating a manifesto to obtain more support for this human resource in difficulty since the beginning of the pandemic.
Long affected by the health crisis, catering professionals have called for the resumption of events and the increase in the capacity of venues during the holidays.
In response to the drastic reduction of visas by France to Morocco and other countries, a collective of associations has described this decision as "electoralist" and "overbidding on the backs of North Africans".
The port of Sète was the scene of a conflict between a carrier and its passengers on Thursday. The latter, who had embarked in Tangier, refused to disembark from the ferry, forcing the police to intervene to resolve the situation.
The families of Emin and Pisly plan to demonstrate this Friday, August 27 in Melilla to demand justice. Like every month since the death in 2013 of the two young men, their relatives will denounce the silence of the Moroccan and Spanish authorities. This time, the rally will take place in front of the Assembly.
A new demonstration against a real estate scam on the streets of Casablanca. Dozens of people expressed their discontent in front of the headquarters of the real estate company "Bassatine Bouskoura".
The families and relatives of Emin and Pilsy, the two young Spaniards killed on October 27, 2013 by the Moroccan Navy, plan to demonstrate on October 27 in front of the Melilla town hall to demand justice.
The Council of the Moroccan Community Abroad (CCME) and the Association of Moroccan Immigrant Workers (ATIM) organized a working meeting on Monday in Tangier to discuss the various racist attacks that have multiplied against the Moroccan community in Spain.
Hundreds of people responded on Sunday to the call to demonstrate launched by the Stop Racism platform to denounce racist and xenophobic acts and crimes in the Murcia region.
Launched in great enthusiasm on June 15, the special reception operation for Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) is causing discontent. The Moroccan diaspora from List B countries is increasingly expressing its discontent and demotivation in the face of the health measures imposed on them.
The Mohammed V airport in Casablanca experienced some heated hours on Wednesday. Moroccan passengers refusing to submit to certain health rules improvised protest scenes within the airport.