Twelve years in prison. This is the sentence requested by the Seville prosecutor’s office against a Moroccan accused of raping his wife, who is used to suffering his "continuous physical and verbal attacks."
Moroccan player Zouhair Feddal will play next season with the Portuguese club Sporting Lisbon. The final details of his transfer have been settled with Betis Seville, a first division club in the Spanish championship.
Spain is ready for the Marhaba operation as soon as Morocco decides to open its borders, through which nearly three million Moroccans residing abroad, mainly in Europe, pass each year.
Strawberry producers in the province of Huelva are considering suspending temporary contracts for the next season. The situation of the 7,100 Moroccan seasonal workers, blocked for nearly a month in the province due to the closure of the Moroccan borders, to which no alternative solution could be found, would be at the origin of the decision.
Travelers from countries with very high covid-19 infection rates must present the results of a PCR test upon arrival in Spain. Is Morocco one of these countries?
According to the National Institute of Statistics, 2,196 foreigners residing in the Aragon region, including 1,046 men and 1,150 women, obtained Spanish nationality in 2019, 632 people less than in 2018 (2,828). A majority of them are of Moroccan origin.
Leaving for vacation in Morocco, the country of origin of his wife, on July 6, Rodolphe Pedro, the man nicknamed the "financier of the suburbs" for having created a finance university in Lyon to help young people from the suburbs, is stuck off Rabat with his two daughters due to the closure of borders.
Closed for nearly four months due to covid-19, 28 of the 33 mosques in Ceuta have begun to "gradually" reopen their doors.
Initially considered rumors, the fears of the Spanish authorities that the US naval base in Rota would be moved to Morocco are being confirmed. In a letter to the European Commission, a Member of the European Parliament has pleaded for the US military not to move to Morocco.
The Andalusian Association for Human Rights (APDHA) and the Moroccan Association for Human Rights (AMDH) are calling for the acceleration of the return of the 7,200 Moroccan seasonal workers in Huelva and an investigation into the responsibility of the two governments in this delay.
The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, has prevented King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia from visiting Ceuta and Melilla in order not to "irritate" Morocco.
The executive director of Frontex, Fabrice Leggeri, assured that the European Border and Coast Guard Agency is ready "to support the Spanish authorities in terms of health and security policy," at the request of the Spanish government.