In the hope of finding the atmosphere of Ramadan with their families in Morocco, a group of young people, stranded in Ceuta since the borders were closed, tried to brave the state of emergency by swimming to the city of Fnideq.
The Moroccan community living in the Madrid region has benefited from the distribution of food aid on the occasion of the month of Ramadan. This is a humanitarian initiative launched by the ALIF International Center for Coexistence to support Moroccans in the current context of the covid-19 pandemic.
A Moroccan national, residing in the Huelva region, was sentenced to 7 and a half years in prison and expelled from the country, for physical, psychological and sexual violence against his wife and 11-year-old daughter.
A Moroccan national residing in Spain has launched a cry for help to King Mohammed VI , in the hope of saving her daughter whose life depends on a drug not available in Morocco.
A Moroccan stranded in Bilbao, Spain, addressed the authorities of his country, praising the remarkable efforts deployed to curb the covid-19 pandemic.
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic raging in Spain, several Moroccans, in an irregular situation in this country, are taking the risk of returning to their homeland on makeshift boats at an exorbitant cost.
In total, 500 Moroccan minors have illegally entered Ceuta, or fifty each month since last summer.
The situation is likely to worsen in the Spanish enclaves. The Moroccan government has decided to keep the border crossings of Sebta and Melilla closed until next September.
The Moroccans blocked since March 15 in Melilla will finally be able to return to the country. They will first be subjected to systematic covid-19 screening upon arrival in Nador .
The elements of the Royal Gendarmerie of Kénitra thwarted, on Sunday, April 19, a major cannabis resin trafficking operation destined for Spain. The operation was taking place on the maritime axis between the Chlihate beach and Moulay Bousselham.
In total, 864,546 Moroccans were legally established in Spain as of January 1, 2019; representing an increase of 6.3% compared to 2018 (50,959 people).
More than 300 Moroccans, stranded in Melilla since the announcement of the closure of air and land borders on March 13, are living in difficult conditions, tossed between several camps in the enclave.