Moroccan Ride-Share Driver Fatally Stabbed in Spain; Suspect Arrested
23 June 2023
A man of Moroccan origin was stabbed to death by a young man in Fuengirola, in the Malaga region. The Moroccan was a VTC (Vehicle for Hire with Driver) driver.
23 June 2023
A man of Moroccan origin was stabbed to death by a young man in Fuengirola, in the Malaga region. The Moroccan was a VTC (Vehicle for Hire with Driver) driver.
16 June 2023
A surreal scene at Malaga airport. A man, who arrived late for his flight, made a desperate attempt to board a plane bound for Morocco. The images of the incident were quickly (…)
11 June 2023
The Spanish police have dismantled a hashish trafficking network from Morocco to Denmark. In total, five people were arrested, including two in Malaga and three in Denmark.
11 June 2023
Freight traffic between the port of Malaga and the port of Tanger Med in Morocco has doubled since the launch in mid-March of this maritime link operated daily from Monday to (…)
1 June 2023
The Civil Guard has dismantled a network of criminals specialized in highway robberies on the A-7, between Malaga and Granada. Moroccans residing abroad have been victims of (…)
31 May 2023
A young man of Moroccan origin, armed, barricaded himself on Monday in a house in Mijas (Malaga), from where he opened fire, injuring a civil guard in the foot.
27 May 2023
Youssef En Nesyri, 25, is an indispensable player today for FC Seville. The newspaper Marca has just made a portrait of him, describing him as a mysterious personality with an (…)
10 May 2023
Brahim Diaz, one of the key players of AC Milan, said he closely follows the news about Malaga FC, the club where he started his football career. He still remembers Malaga’s (…)
9 May 2023
A few weeks before the start of the Strait Crossing Operation or Marhaba, the port of Malaga is bustling to settle the last logistical details in order to effectively cope with (…)
23 April 2023
The police on Friday apprehended on the Costa del Sol the head of one of the two major drug and human trafficking networks active in Ceuta. The criminal, considered "very (…)