A Moroccan and his wife operate a hair salon located in a shopping center in Arguineguin near the port of Gran Canaria, which they actually use to produce fake travel documents for Moroccan and other African migrants. The network was dismantled by the police.
For months, hundreds of Moroccan migrants have been sleeping on the streets in Gran Canaria. One of them, Mohamed Alaoui (pseudonym), accompanied by a volunteer from Somos Red, is unsuccessfully scouring the city in search of accommodation. Desperate, he tries to travel with a passport and an asylum application, but is turned away at the airport.
There are many of these Maghreb migrants who clandestinely reach the city of Perpignan every day in these times of Covid-19. Charitable associations are overwhelmed by this influx.
A body in an advanced state of decomposition was found on the beach of Ceuta. It was buried on Saturday in the Sidi Embarek cemetery. No identification documents were found on it.
The repatriation of the body of a Moroccan who died on the Algerian coast has exceptionally opened the land border between Algeria and Morocco this Wednesday, April 14. He died after attempting to illegally reach Europe.
Civil Guard maritime service agents in Ceuta rescued two young Moroccans, residents of M’diq and Fnideq, who were attempting to reach the city of Ceuta.
The provincial court of Lanzarote acquitted the Moroccan Abdellatif Bourbaa, accused of having hidden a boat that arrived in Lanzarote with 11 migrants, one of whom died by drowning, and a cargo of 21.7 kilos of hashish, for lack of evidence.
The Moroccan security forces and the Spanish Civil Guard arrested early Tuesday a group of about sixty young migrants from sub-Saharan Africa who tried to reach Spain via Ceuta.
The lifeless body of Jawad Lamkaddam, a young Moroccan, a candidate for immigration, was found in the waters of Gibraltar. He was buried on Saturday in Gibraltar.
Moroccans, including a child, were found hidden on board a ship bound for Dover on April 4. The British Home Office has assured that these illegal migrants are "fit and healthy".
Sofian Boydo, a 24-year-old Moroccan from Taza, has been missing at sea since Saturday, as he tried to reach Ceuta by swimming. His family, without news of him, is desperately searching for him.
The National Police intervened on Saturday in the Ceuta Migrant Retention Center (CETI), to put an end to a general brawl between residents, mainly of Moroccan origin.