It is a David versus Goliath victory that will set a precedent. The administrative court of Tangier has just condemned the company Amendis to compensate a user for having cut off his water without warning. A judgment that reminds the delegatees of their public service obligations.
The heavy rains that hit southern Spain, particularly Malaga, are worrying the inhabitants of northern Morocco. Still in shock from the deadly storm that struck Valencia two weeks ago, causing the death of 223 people, including Moroccans, the residents of the northern part of the kingdom fear living through such a tragedy.
The cities of Tangier and Gzenaya are implementing a project to treat and recycle wastewater for the irrigation of green spaces. It is the result of a new partnership between the delegated company Amendis and the relevant institutional departments and elected councils.
The city of Tangier was plunged into darkness late Saturday. A symbolic action to compel the pricing strategies of the supplier Amendis and to encourage it to reduce its costs, while the Consumer Protection Association is absent. Cafes, shops, buildings, houses took part in this initiative and some voices demanded the departure of the manager.