The regional government of the Canary Islands is demanding more "firmness" from the Spanish central government towards Morocco. This request follows the publication in the Official Gazette of two laws adopted by the Moroccan parliament on the delimitation of maritime space.
Spain has taken note of the promulgation of the maritime delimitation law by Morocco. For the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the EU and Cooperation, Arancha González Laya, it would be necessary to have a protocol of agreement between the two countries in case of overlapping waters.
In an effort to flee the widespread spread of coronavirus in Spain, about a hundred young Moroccans paid 60,000 dirhams each, on board two inflatable boats to return to Morocco.
Confined in a sports center, about fifty Moroccan cross-border workers, stranded in Ceuta, say they lack everything, even hygiene measures.
It is a very nice surprise that a young girl of Moroccan origin received on the occasion of her birthday. The entire neighborhood participated in this somewhat original celebration.
Unlike the thousands of Moroccans who wanted to return to their country to escape the pandemic in Europe, a MRE found himself stuck in Morocco, far from his wife and son residing in Spain.
Out of an estimated total of 16,500 Moroccan seasonal workers working in strawberry picking in Spain for the 2020 season, only a group of 7,086 people was able to reach Huelva, given the current context.
In the absence of a repatriation proposal, it was decided to transfer the over 500 camper van travelers and their occupants stranded in Bab Sebta to Ksar Sghir.
A Spanish court has sentenced a suspected Moroccan terrorist to two years in prison for publishing an Islamic State (IS) propaganda video showing scenes of violence.
The large number of deaths recorded among the Muslim community in the Catalan region has led to a reduction in available burial plots in the cemeteries.
Hundreds of motorhome tourists have been blocked since Sunday at the gates of Ceuta . The reason is the closure of the borders between Morocco and Spain.
In Europe, fruits and vegetables from Morocco continue to be in vogue despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Europeans are facing a myriad of dysfunctions in supply chains, including a lack of manpower.