The Muslim community of Lleida will repatriate the body of Mohamed Ezzeraiga, the 43-year-old Moroccan taxi driver stabbed to death on Sunday, to Morocco in the coming days.
Dozens of people demonstrated on Wednesday at the Melilla border with Morocco, demanding its reopening after more than two years of closure.
The body of a woman was repatriated to Morocco instead of that of a Moroccan who died in Terrassa (Barcelona), due to a logistical error at Barcelona-El Prat airport.
Even before the announcement of the resumption of maritime passenger traffic with Morocco from Algeciras, the JUPOL police union denounced the lack of personnel to effectively cope with a large influx of Moroccans, at this particular time of the end of Ramadan and the Easter holidays.
The Mossos d’Esquadra questioned the relatives of Mohamed Ezzeraiga , the 43-year-old Moroccan taxi driver killed on Sunday in Lleida in northern Spain, in order to find any clues to solve the murder.
A Moroccan woman living in Malaga for 17 years, and a victim of violence from her Moroccan ex-husband for several years, has been trying for two years to obtain Spanish nationality for her three children aged 17, 13 and 10, all born in Spain.
The poor working conditions and overexploitation of Moroccan seasonal workers were at the heart of a workshop on the "agricultural environment of Huelva" organized on April 6 and 7 in the city.
Morocco is preparing to reopen its land borders with Spain in Ceuta and Melilla tomorrow, Thursday. The free movement of people and goods should resume in both directions, after two years of inertia. But nothing is less certain.
The Spanish government expressed on Tuesday its willingness to "resume" contacts with the Polisario Front and its commitment to finding a mutually acceptable solution by the parties to the conflict in the Sahara, within the framework of UN resolutions.
The Spanish Ministry of the Interior has authorized on Tuesday the start of preparations for the organization of the Operation Marhaba 2022 . Thus, Moroccans in Europe will be able to travel to Morocco this summer via Spanish ports.
The airline Air Arabia Maroc has launched since March 27 a new direct flight between Barcelona and Oujda . This line will be complemented this summer by another connecting Nador to Madrid.
Suspended for two years, maritime links between Spain and Morocco resume this Tuesday, with ferries operating the Algeciras-Tangier line. However, Nador and Alhoceima seem to have been forgotten.