Spain is in difficulty following the Algerian decision not to renew the contract on the Maghreb-Europe gas pipeline crossing Morocco. The latter has already anticipated all scenarios regarding the future of the GME.
Spain plans to appeal the rulings of the European Union’s General Court (GCEU) that have canceled the fisheries agreements between the EU and Morocco. This is at least the assurance given by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares.
The former Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs, Arancha González Laya, assured this Monday during her appearance that the entry into Spain of the leader of the Polisario Front, Brahim Ghali, was done "in accordance with the law".
As part of the Border and Migration Management Support Program, Spain wanted to provide Morocco with 90 quads. A donation that had not materialized due to the strong diplomatic tension created by the migration crisis. Six months later, Spain could renew its offer.
The judge of the National Court, Santiago Pedraz, has once again ordered the dismissal of the complaint filed against the leader of the Polisario, Brahim Ghali for genocide.
Bouchra Aoram, a Moroccan whose 9-year-old daughter allegedly suffered sexual abuse from her stepfather in August 2020, is desperate. Despite the complaints filed with the Court of First Instance in Algeciras, she has still not obtained justice for this heinous crime committed against her daughter.
The Confederation of Entrepreneurs of Melilla (CEME-CEOE) is asking to exempt Moroccans from Nador and Tetouan who wish to go to Melilla and Ceuta from the visa "until Morocco pronounces on the reopening of the border".
The Tarragona court sentenced a Moroccan migrant, who burgled two apartments in one night, to three years and nine months in prison. Instead of the sentence, he will be expelled to Morocco and banned from entering Spain for a period of six years.
Researchers from the Faunatura association in Murcia want to verify if the Fez skink, this rare reptile, is still alive or already dead. In this sense, they plan to carry out an expedition in northern Morocco from October 10 to 17.
Could Ceuta and Melilla benefit from NATO military support in the event of a possible attack, even though Spain has been a member of the organization since 1982 and the two cities have been declared Spanish since 1580 for one and 1497 for the other? The question is generating many comments.
Five months after being dismissed from the government to appease tensions with Morocco, caused by the arrival of Brahim Ghali in Spain, former Foreign Minister Arancha Gonzalez Laya will appear this Monday before the investigating judge, Rafael Lasala, who is looking for the person responsible for the entry of the Polisario Front leader into Spain.
A 28-year-old Moroccan died on Thursday from the effects of a violent assault he suffered at the hands of about a dozen people at the entrance to the Abando-Indalecio Prieto station, in the center of Bilbao.