Spanish police do not approve of the fact that the government is investing more money to strengthen the Moroccan police with equipment when at the same time they also need more resources to cope with the massive and repeated assaults of migrants. They are asking for a "realignment" of aid to Morocco.
Two Moroccans, pursued by the Civil Guard for drug trafficking, were arrested on the Saladillo beach in Estepona by two off-duty national police officers.
Several Spanish media have welcomed the speech of King Mohammed VI on August 20, particularly his wish to inaugurate "an unprecedented stage" in the bilateral relations between Morocco and Spain, based on "trust, transparency, mutual consideration and respect for commitments".
The President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, reacted to the speech of King Mohammed VI->mot151, in which Morocco wishes to inaugurate "an unprecedented stage" in relations with Spain, based on "trust, transparency, mutual consideration and respect for commitments". He believes that it is "a great opportunity to redefine the relations between the two countries".
A total of 268,749 Moroccans were registered with the social security in Spain at the end of last July.
In a diplomatic crisis with Spain for several months, Morocco has expressed its desire to warm up its relations with its northern neighbor. However, King Mohammed VI sets conditions.
Morocco is willing to resume cooperation with Spain. King Mohammed VI expressed this willingness on Friday in his speech on the occasion of the Throne Feast, with, however, a few conditions.
The AZD7442 treatment from the Anglo-Swedish pharmaceutical group AstraZeneca has shown its effectiveness in preventing Covid-19. The laboratory conducted the trials in Spain, France, Belgium, the United Kingdom and the United States.
A Spanish girl, kidnapped by her family to prevent her from seeing her Moroccan boyfriend, was freed by the police, alerted by the latter after the victim informed him of her situation.
Many minors have escaped from reception centers to avoid being repatriated to Morocco. They prefer to live on the streets of Ceuta rather than return to Morocco where, they say, there is no future.
A 27-year-old Spaniard was arrested and placed in pre-trial detention for assaulting a Moroccan and running over several people with his car near Zaragoza. He is accused of assault and battery and reckless driving.
Many Moroccan minors continue to wander the streets of Ceuta. Despite the difficult living conditions, they are not interested in returning to Morocco and are determined to stay in Spain or to come back by any means if they were to be repatriated.