The national police and the customs surveillance service of the Tax Administration intercepted 130 miles off the coast of Huelva, a drug sailboat from Morocco with about 6,000 kilos of hashish. The three crew members were arrested.
Caixabank will not open an investigation and will not provide explanations on the insurance fraud perpetrated between 2013 and 2019 against Moroccan seasonal workers participating in the red fruit campaigns in Huelva.
The Spanish National Court has ordered the detention of a Moroccan, a jihadist terrorist, arrested in Austria in early August as he was returning to Europe after years of jihad in Syria. He has been extradited to Spain where he resided until 2014.
The Palma court has sentenced a 41-year-old Moroccan to five years in prison for intentionally ramming a national police vehicle in Son Banya, injuring two officers and causing significant damage to the vehicle.
Migrants have resumed their usual means of transport to reach Spain in the summer: jet skis. Since May, about twenty migrants have been arrested, the latest in Almeria on Sunday.
The Port Authority of Algeciras has reminded Moroccans in Europe engaged in the return phase of Operation Marhaba of the products allowed to enter Spain from Morocco, according to European regulations.
More than 13,000 MREs and 3,000 vehicles joined Morocco from Ceuta last weekend, while 22,365 MREs and 5,144 vehicles made the traffic in the opposite direction, as part of the return phase of Operation Marhaba.
Algerian businessmen continue to face difficulties in importing from Spain, despite the lifting of restrictions by the Association of Banks and Financial Institutions (ABEF).
Algerian media have mentioned the possibility of reopening the Maghreb-Europe gas pipeline (GME) to transport gas to Europe as part of the MidCat pipeline construction project.
A Dassault Falcon 900 T.18-3 aircraft of the Spanish government took off on Friday from the Torrejón de Ardoz air base, bound for Blida, Algeria.
Since the closure of the border for health reasons, taxis can no longer enter Morocco. The situation has not changed despite the reopening of the borders in May, due to the new traveler regime which requires the presentation of a passport before crossing the border on both sides.
The Spanish Navy sent the patrol boat Furor (P-46) to the waters of Melilla last Wednesday, after the "intrusion" of a Moroccan patrol boat in the area. An action welcomed by Eduardo de Castro, the president of the autonomous city.