The presidents of Ceuta and Melilla have invited the Moroccan government to reopen the borders giving access to the enclaves, at the risk of suffocating and isolating their economy.
A criminal network specializing in the organization of white marriages has been dismantled by the Spanish police. 30 people belonging to this network, including Moroccans, were arrested in Valencia, in eastern Spain.
The adoption of the two draft laws relating to the delimitation of Morocco’s maritime borders by the House of Representatives has provoked the anger of Spain.
Visa fees in the Schengen area will increase by 33.3%, according to the new Visa Code adopted by the Council of the European Union in June 2019.
Morocco and Spain are ready to continue the dialogue to settle the issue of the delimitation of maritime borders.
The Spanish ship Rúa Mar disappeared during the night of January 22, while it was not far from Moroccan territorial waters. Six crew members were on board.
Morocco is counting on its tourist assets, at the Madrid International Tourism Fair (FITUR), to take advantage of the market of 84 million tourists visiting Spain.
The inhabitants of Ourense in Spain were all shocked by the sad event that occurred at the Jiménez home. Under the weight of poverty, Julia Jiménez, a sexagenarian who survived thanks to the help of Caritas and four Moroccan immigrant families who provided her with food, took her own life. But before that, she killed her 45-year-old quadriplegic son.
Two individuals were arrested by an agent of the Operational Support Group (GOA) of the local police of Malaga ( Spain ). The accused were in possession of over 10,000 euros as well as drugs.
Two draft laws relating to the delimitation of borders will enter the legal heritage of Morocco as of this Wednesday. A ratification that comes two days before the visit to Morocco of the Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs, Arancha Gonzalez.
The new Spanish Foreign Minister, Arancha Gonzalez Laya, will make an official visit to Morocco on January 24.
To better understand the relationship between Morocco and Spain, we must go back to the past where, from the last quarter of the 19th century or the middle of the 20th century, fleeing misery, war, drought, famine and socio-political instability, entire Spanish families found refuge in Morocco.