Two Moroccans convicted of terrorism in Spain and who have finished serving their sentences, will have to remain in detention there until the kingdom reopens its borders.
On the night of April 29, 2019, Juan Luis Fornieles Belmonte, a retiree, sitting as usual on a bench in the center of Figueres (Girona) with his friends, was stabbed in the neck by Mohamed R., a 41-year-old Moroccan.
Things are taking shape for the reconversion of the smugglers of Bab Sebta. The decree authorizing the Tanger Med Special Agency to create a subsidiary dedicated to the future new Economic Activity Zone of Fnideq has been published in the official bulletin.
A young man of Moroccan origin died drowned in Peñaflor, near Zaragoza, in northeastern Spain. He had just jumped off a 12-meter rock.
The government did not discriminate between Spaniards and Spaniards of Moroccan origin during repatriations from Morocco. This is the denial made on Thursday by Manuel Muñiz.
The transit operation for Moroccans residing abroad, envisaged by the Moroccan and Spanish governments, is still uncertain. Spain claims it is ready, while Morocco has canceled it in its usual form.
Many Spaniards and Moroccans residing in Spain have been stranded in Morocco since March 13, when the borders were closed due to the coronavirus. Among them, two young people from Valencia, Victor and José, recount their misadventure.
The death of Moroccan Iliass Tahiri , considered "accidental" in 2019, would rather have been caused by physical violence suffered by the victim. Surveillance video footage, published by the press, provides proof of this.
Four Spaniards were arrested by the elements of the Royal Gendarmerie, on the shores of the Dalia beach, near the port of Tanger Med, not far from Ceuta.
The Marhaba operation, dedicated to the reception of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs), has been canceled this year due to the epidemiological situation in the kingdom. However, Spain is committed to facilitating the transit of MREs who wish to return to their country individually.
A Moroccan wanted by Morocco for international drug trafficking was arrested last Thursday by the Velez-Malaga police in southern Spain.
Another Moroccan recently tried to cross the border barrier between the city of Sebta and Morocco. After more than 100 days stuck there, some are taking desperate measures to reunite with their families.