Last Saturday, the arrest in Elche, in eastern Spain, of a Moroccan drug trafficker was reported by the Spanish National Police. This seems to fulfill the expectations of the French authorities who had been looking for him for more than two years.
A fire broke out in February in the home of a Moroccan family. A daughter died. The autopsy results lead the authorities to arrest the mother. The story:
At the head of the DGSN and the DGST for several years, Abdellatif Hammouchi, with his teams, carries out often difficult missions to ensure the safety of all. This commitment has also allowed the head of the Moroccan security services to receive the recognition of foreign governments, particularly those of France and Spain.
Moroccans who have severed their ties with international drug trafficking networks have been the subject of blackmail and settling of scores by the latter, forcing them to sell their palaces and yachts at derisory prices.
A Spanish woman was found dead on Wednesday at her home in Tangier, in the bathroom. The reasons for her death are still unknown. But it could be a heart attack.
The port authorities of the city of Tarifa are maintaining the closure of the port today due to the bad weather in the Strait of Gibraltar.
On Sunday, a man of Tunisian origin, while trying to force his way through by running at the Beni Ansar border between Morocco and Melilla, collided with a Guardia civil agent who, in falling, suffered serious injuries.
Spain, through some of its officials, would have asked that a "multi-year fund" be guaranteed to Morocco to enable it to effectively fight against illegal immigration.
Members of a gang, of Moroccan origin, would have posted on Facebook a live where they reveal the firearms in their possession, probably to intimidate rival gangs. This is happening in Melilla.
A snatching theft whose victim is none other than the Spanish Consul General has just taken place in Rabat. The thieves would be two people, including an engineering student.
The Spanish police reported the discovery of three African migrants hidden under the dashboards and behind the seats of three cars. This was last Friday, at the border between Morocco and Spain, during a search.
Yair Netanyahu, the eldest son of Benyamin Netanyahu, has just published a very remarkable post on Twitter where he calls on Muslims and Arabs to first focus on the liberation of the two Spanish enclaves, Ceuta and Melilla, in northern Morocco.