
Moroccan Expats Rush to Leave Spain as Coronavirus Cases Surge
The outbreak of the new Coronavirus is spreading rapidly in Spain and catching the authorities off guard. Infectious outbreaks have developed in all corners of the country.

The outbreak of the new Coronavirus is spreading rapidly in Spain and catching the authorities off guard. Infectious outbreaks have developed in all corners of the country.

The French justice system is prosecuting seven members of the same family from Val-d’Oise who are allegedly involved in a network of fraud and money laundering. The targets: 41 social security funds, 55 mutual insurance companies and dozens of ambulance companies.

The Moroccan Fatima Ouhcine, who died on January 4, 2018, was finally buried on Thursday, February 27, 2020, in the Abymes cemetery. Her body had spent two years in a refrigerated drawer of a funeral home, due to the refusal to issue a burial permit.

After an appeal filed by his wife, the Marrakech court summoned a man to return to the marital home. A first in Morocco.

The average annual expenditure of Moroccan families on food products is around 5,800 dirhams. This is indicated by data from the Ministry of Economy and Finance.

A macabre day, this Wednesday, February 5 in Martil , a few kilometers from Tetouan. An entire family was asphyxiated by butane gas in their home, resulting in the death of the father.

Between the repatriation of the children of jihadists stranded in Syria, and the payment of a penalty of 50,000 euros by Belgium, Abderrahim Lahlali and Mohamed Ozdemir, both lawyers for the families concerned, choose the first option.

The families of French jihadists, sentenced to death in Iraq, have denounced "torture, abuse, and physical and psychological mistreatment in the Al Rosafa prison in Baghdad".

Contrary to official data, the number of victims of road accidents does not seem to be declining. Proof of this, in one week, no less than twenty people died on Moroccan roads.

Foreign missions in Morocco , particularly Spanish and French schools, continue to attract many Moroccans.

While he is the father of eight children, three of whom have died, a fifty-year-old man living in a douar near Kelaâ des Sraghna, discovers, to his great surprise, his state of sterility after 30 years of marriage.

The parliamentary prospecting mission on the situation of neglected children and women-mules at the Bab Sebta crossing point, recommends among other things the creation of a commercial free trade zone in Fnideq, in order to fight against food smuggling.