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For several weeks now, the member countries of the European Union have begun expelling undocumented migrants and unaccompanied minors from their territory. To this end, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) informs the Member States that it is not possible to expel minors who do not have a host family in their country of origin.
The parents of Ilias Kajat are completely distraught. They are searching in vain for their son, who left with other young people to join Spain. All attempts to get news of Ilias have so far been unsuccessful.
Tired of waiting for the borders to reopen for months, a Moroccan has decided to leave Ceuta by swimming to reach his country. He threw himself into the sea despite unfavorable weather conditions and the risk of storms announced.
Arriving in Spain under a truck with his cousin, Zaid Ait Malek was "undocumented" in Almeria for a long time. He faced difficult situations for more than 4 years before making a name for himself in athletics. He is now one of the best trail runners in the world. To immortalize his exploits, director Joaquin Clares is filming a short film on the painful journey of the Moroccan, now naturalized Spanish.
The Royal Moroccan Navy has just placed an order for a state-of-the-art patrol vessel with the Spanish company Navantia. It is a combat, defense, reconnaissance, coastal surveillance and high seas patrol ship.
Every year, thousands of Moroccan women travel to Melilla and Ceuta to give birth. The goal: to take advantage of a highly efficient and free health system and ensure Spanish nationality for their newborn.
The first baby born in 2021 in Melilla is Moroccan. Her name is Safia Mohtar, according to the territorial directorate of the National Institute of Health Management (Ingesa) of Melilla.
Installed for three years in Tangier, the wind energy giant Siemens Gamesa announces the layoff of 10% of its staff. For the company’s management, this is a revitalization process to make the company more productive and efficient.
Spanish customs officers intercepted, on Tuesday, a tug loaded with nearly 18 tons of Moroccan hashish in the Atlantic waters north of the Canary Islands. Its destination would be a country on the west coast of Africa.
A young Moroccan was violently attacked in Madrid because of his sexual orientation. He filed a complaint with the police.