Morocco has extended the suspension of air links with 39 countries, including France and Spain, until May 21. This measure aims to curb the spread of the coronavirus and its variants in the kingdom.
After a first repatriation ship that left on Monday, two other ships will repatriate this week 2,300 Spaniards or Spanish residents stranded in Morocco after the suspension of flights with Spain and France decided on March 30 by the Moroccan authorities. In total, 3,800 people will leave Morocco.
The European Parliament did not follow up on the request of the Spanish party VOX, which had asked the European Commission (EU) to review the imports of Moroccan agricultural products.
In Barcelona, the imam of a mosque has made a rather controversial and shocking decision as Ramadan approaches. He imposes a fee on the faithful who usually attend the Friday prayer or the Tarawih prayers.
A first wave of Spaniards stranded in Morocco after the suspension of flights with Spain have just been repatriated to Algeciras via a Balearia ferry.
Three Moroccans aged 22, 20 and 19 were arrested between Monday and Tuesday by officers from the Nou Barris police station in Barcelona. They are accused of crimes of robbery with violence and intimidation, and assault.
The Moroccan economist Jamal El Anbi, 28, has finally obtained Spanish nationality, after several years during which his file remained stagnant.
A Moroccan man faces 18 years in prison for two alleged crimes of sexual assault with rape on a woman in Albacete. The prosecution is also requesting a restraining order prohibiting the defendant from approaching the victim’s home, workplace or any other place where she is within a distance of at least 500 meters.
Part of the some 3,000 Spanish citizens stranded in Morocco after the suspension of flights with Spain and France will be repatriated this Sunday via a Balearia ferry, from the port of Tanger Med to Algeciras. A second wave will take place on Tuesday, April 6.
Spaniards stranded in Morocco after the suspension of flights with Spain and France on Monday, March 29, will be repatriated on Sunday, April 4 via a special flight from the maritime company Iberia.
While 14,000 workers were hired to go to Huelva for the 2020-2021 strawberry and berry campaign, only 12,725 people were authorized to leave. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, a negative PCR test must be presented before the trip.
Stranded in Morocco since Tuesday due to the closure of the Kingdom’s borders with Spain, in order to limit the spread of the coronavirus, some 3,000 Spaniards will be repatriated to their country. This is the announcement made on Wednesday by the Spanish authorities.