Spanish ports like Algeciras fear losing a large part of their freight traffic due to the new EU directive on CO₂ emission trading markets. The Moroccan port of Tanger Med could recover this important traffic.
The Spanish Ministry of Defense plans to acquire the Spike LR2 missile from the Israeli company Rafael Advanced Defence for 300 million euros. A congressional delegation visited Israel on January 13 to tour the company’s facilities.
In 2022, a year marked by the resumption of relations between the two countries after Spain’s change of position on the Sahara, Spain sold Morocco 30 million euros worth of arms.
The Civil Guard of Ceuta has arrested three individuals, two French and one Moroccan residing in Spain, for attempting to smuggle three high-end vehicles stolen in Morocco into Morocco.
The Professional Association of Penitentiary Officials (APFP) denounced the violent clashes between detainees of Algerian and Moroccan origin in the Murcia II prison center in Campos del Río at the beginning of this year.
The Spanish Ministry of Defense has decided to increase the budget for the maintenance of the territories claimed by Morocco, namely the Chafarinas Islands, Al Hoceima and Vélez de la Gomera.
The residents of the Loma Colmenar neighborhood in Ceuta are outraged and angry after the tragic death of Mohamed Abdeselam, an 8-year-old boy whose lifeless body was recently found.
A Spanish newspaper believes that Spain maintains tense relations with several European countries such as France and Germany, as well as with its southern neighbor Morocco, with whom a war is not "impossible".
Novelist Youssef el Maimouni, cartoonist and illustrator Nadia Hafid and rapper and writer Miss Raisa, all Spaniards of Moroccan origin, but of different generations and with different experiences of immigration, open up.
The police have discovered torture chambers in luxury homes on the Costa del Sol belonging to the " Mocro Maffia ", the Moroccan mafia active in the Netherlands and Belgium and specialized in hashish trafficking.
The police arrested a 43-year-old Moroccan for having abandoned his minor children, aged 16 and 13, in the family home in Granada (southern Spain) for more than 40 days, to go on vacation to Morocco.
The Moroccan Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nasser Bourita, would have managed to convince Spain to vote against the European Parliament resolution aimed at sanctioning Morocco for non-respect of freedom of expression.