The information that four elements of the Auxiliary Forces had clandestinely joined the city of Ceuta is false, the Ministry of the Interior has just denied, referring to an operation invented from scratch by ill-intentioned people.
The issue of Moroccan minors who illegally entered Ceuta on May 19 is still not resolved. Contrary to what is being conveyed, the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training of Ceuta is considering their "integration" into schools and institutes. But language barriers could push the ministry towards the repatriation of these minors, estimated at around 800 and currently housed in the various centers approved by the government of the enclave.
Faced with the critical situation experienced by unaccompanied Moroccan minors who entered Ceuta in May, UNICEF has insisted to Spain on the adoption of care mechanisms to guarantee their protection.
The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, reiterated his willingness to work for the settlement of the diplomatic crisis between Morocco and Spain. To achieve this, he prefers to play the card of discretion.
The crisis that occurred with Spain has highlighted the need for Morocco to have a national flag. But many reasons are slowing down the realization of this project.
The National Police and the Civil Guard have recently dismantled two organizations specializing in drug trafficking and allegedly linked to Abdellah El Haj, better known as the "Messi of hashish", and another drug trafficker from the "Charlines clan".
Mohammed Basraoui, a Moroccan migrant who arrived in Ceuta under a truck twenty years ago, now makes fish skewers that the people of Malaga love.
The Spanish justice system decided on Thursday to dismiss the complaint for "genocide" targeting Brahim Ghali , the leader of the Polisario Front separatists, who was summoned by a judge in early June while he was hospitalized. The complaint had been filed by the Sahrawi Association for the Defense of Human Rights (ASADEDH) for alleged genocide offenses related to acts allegedly committed against Moroccan citizens between 1975 and 1990.
Activist Ahmed Tarouzi , summoned to appear last Tuesday, certified in his statement to Judge Santiago Pedraz that Brahim Ghali was the one who gave the orders for torture in the Tindouf camps, even if he did not inflict it himself.
Morocco is going through tense times with Europe. Since last week, it has been accused of having spied using the Israeli software Pegasus on the phones of French President Emmanuel Macron as well as those of several personalities. The kingdom has already fallen out with Germany on the Sahara issue and with Spain after the reception of Brahim Ghali.
Camilo Villarino, the chief of staff of Arancha González Laya, the former Minister of Foreign Affairs, is the one who ordered the air force headquarters not to subject Brahim Ghali, the leader of the Polisario Front and his entourage, to "customs or immigration" checks before their entry into Spanish territory.
The author of the assault on the Moroccan in Majorca turned himself in on Tuesday to the National Police in Manacor, accompanied by his lawyer. The victim is still between life and death in the Son Espases hospital in Palma.