Said, a 22-year-old man, died on Thursday after being crushed by a train at the Herrera Mole station in Donostia (San Sebastián), Spain. An investigation has been opened to shed light on this tragedy.
Said and another person were on the platform opposite the one where a train was parked. As the train had departed towards Hendaye, they jumped onto the track, according to a note from Euskal Trenbide Sarea (ETS). Said was crushed by the train; his friend, on the other hand, is safe and (…)
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Young Man Killed by Train at Spanish Station, Investigation Underway
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Moroccan Nightclub’s Anti-Gay Event Sparks Outrage in Spanish Resort Town
11 January, by PrinceThe Fatima Ino club, a Moroccan discotheque, plans to organize an event on January 18 in Torremolinos from which it has expressly excluded homosexuals. A discrimination that has sparked a heated controversy in the city.
It was the mayor of Torremolinos, Margarita del Cid, who published on Thursday on her social networks a screenshot of the regulations of the Fatima Ino club for the event, reports El Pais. "No fights, drugs, caps, flip-flops... and p*," can be read on the poster. It is (…) -
Moroccan Aid Workers Lead Recovery Efforts in Storm-Ravaged Valencia
7 January, by PrinceMorocco has deployed since mid-November 120 agents and 37 trucks to Valence to help rebuild the Spanish city affected by the Dana depression. Moroccan agents are working tirelessly to restore the city.
"Morocco has deployed the largest contingent of humanitarian aid in Spain’s recent history," informs Gonzalo Sanz Ruiz, coordinator of the joint civil protection commission group. The Moroccan agents come from different localities such as Tangier, Agadir, Casablanca, Tetouan and Fez, among (…) -
Spanish Doctor Killed, Nurse Rescued in Fiery Car Crash Near Zafarraya
6 January, by SaidA terrible road accident cost the life of a 36-year-old doctor a few days ago on the A-402, near Zafarraya, in Spain. The vehicle, which was also transporting a nurse, rolled over several times for an as yet undetermined reason.
Present at the scene of the tragedy, Moroccans immediately came to the aid of the occupants of the wrecked car. They managed to extract the seriously injured nurse, but unfortunately could do nothing for the doctor, trapped in the cabin engulfed in flames.
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Spanish Actress Hiba Abouk Goes Public with New Relationship
5 January, by PrinceHiba Abouk finally makes her romantic relationship with Antonio Revilla official. The ex-wife of Achraf Hakimi and her new partner celebrated the end-of-year holidays together, expressing their love to the world.
The Spanish actress of Tunisian origin began her relationship with Antonio Revilla, while the latter had just broken off his engagement with Laura Matamoros. The couple, who have tried to keep their love story secret for a few months, have finally shown themselves together. Hiba (…) -
Moroccan Woman in Spain Fights to Bury Mother Locally After Tragic Murder in Casablanca
5 January, by SylvanusSaray’s nightmare, a Moroccan living in Spain, is the repatriation of her mother’s body, killed in a vacant lot in Retamar, Casablanca, to be buried there. Her wish is for her body to rest with her loved ones in Almería.
On Monday, around eight o’clock in the evening, Saray learns the sad news. Her mother has been killed in a vacant lot in Retamar. "He had time to get rid of the body. I think he didn’t want to report it and that justice must be done because they took my mother from me, (…) -
Moroccan Workers in Ceuta Face Job Loss as Permit Renewals Stall
5 January, by PrinceSome 850 Moroccan cross-border workers, mostly women from Tetouan, have been facing a difficulty for a few days: they cannot renew their work permits in Ceuta, due to the lack of issuance of the necessary documents by the Moroccan authorities.
The cross-border workers who go to Ceuta every day to earn a living fear losing their jobs. For a few days, the competent Moroccan services have been refusing to issue them the residence certificates, a document necessary to renew their work permit (…) -
Morocco Set to Reopen Trade with Melilla Under New Terms
5 January, by PrinceMorocco would have decided to relaunch its trade exchanges with Melilla, after more than six years of unilateral closure of commercial customs.
According to El Faro de Melilla, the government delegate, Sabrina Moh, would have announced to some local businessmen the reopening in the coming weeks of the commercial customs with Morocco, unilaterally closed by the kingdom since August 2018. Morocco would have decided to export fruits and vegetables as well as fish to Melilla, and accepted the (…) -
Moroccan Consulate in Spain Faces Legal Setback Over Staff Complaints
29 December 2024, by SaidThe Consulate of Morocco in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Spain) finds itself at the heart of a controversy following two judgments handed down by the city’s courts. These decisions follow complaints filed by two employees, contesting the modification of their working conditions imposed by the current consul, Fatiha El Kamouri, since she took office in September 2022.
One of the plaintiffs, a first-class maintenance agent employed since 2008, has seen his duties profoundly modified. While (…) -
Rescue Efforts Fail to Free Moroccan Navy Vessel Stranded off Spanish Coast
28 December 2024, by SylvanusRescue operations for the Moroccan Royal Navy patrol boat that ran aground in the waters of Melilla have failed.
While rescue operations continued on Friday, the Moroccan patrol boat El Kaced, which ran aground in Spanish waters on Thursday, could not be recovered. Several boats and many operators were deployed in the Dique Sur area. More than a dozen people - most wearing life jackets - on board the Moroccan patrol boat continue to work. Two other boats have installed a floating (…)