
Spain Imposes 14-Day Quarantine on Moroccan Expats and International Arrivals
MREs and other people coming from abroad will be subject to a mandatory 14-day quarantine starting Friday, May 15.

MREs and other people coming from abroad will be subject to a mandatory 14-day quarantine starting Friday, May 15.

While the spread of covid-19 continues to follow an upward trend in Morocco , some extremists have called on the population to disobey, and threatened those who wear masks.

The shipping companies Armas Trasmediterránea and Baleària are experiencing serious difficulties on the two maritime lines with Melilla and Morocco from the port of Malaga. The implementation of the state of emergency is at the root of this situation.

Blocked in Morocco for nearly two months, Moroccans in Spain are tired of waiting. Faced with the damage suffered, a Spanish association defending the rights of Moroccans residing abroad intends to take legal action against the Moroccan and Spanish governments.

The Moroccan international, Zouhair Feddal, is on Liverpool’s radar. The reigning European champions and Premier League leaders want to recruit him into their squad.

A Moroccan seasonal worker in the Spanish strawberry fields was the victim of a sexual assault last Thursday by the director of a fruit and vegetable company in the town of Lucena del Puerto in Huelva.

At the initiative of the International Alliance without Borders for Rights and Freedoms, Moroccans residing in the province of Tarragona (northern Spain) received food aid during this Ramadan month, which is particular due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The American FBI and the General Directorate of Territorial Surveillance (DGST) of Morocco carried out a joint operation that led to the arrest of a Moroccan in Barcelona, a suspected member of the terrorist organization Daesh.

The two port authorities of Tanger Med and the Bay of Algeciras are intensifying their respective port activities in service of national and international supply chains, despite the risks related to the global pandemic.

Due to the closure of all Moroccan borders due to covid-19, around 350 Moroccans have remained stranded in Ceuta and Melilla. They live in precarious and difficult conditions.

Maritime companies operating in the Strait of Gibraltar are severely affected by the consequences of covid-19. Passenger traffic could resume in June, not before.

The Spanish government gave the green light on Saturday, May 2, for the resumption of the Spanish football league (La Liga), suspended due to the covid-19 pandemic. Spaniards, Moroccans and others will be able to watch their favorite championship again.