The Ceuta crisis has severely damaged Morocco’s image in Spain. Yet only 3.1% of Spaniards want to suspend diplomatic relations with Rabat. European intervention or immediate returns at the border receive far more support.
Adriana Karembeu will be able to have her daughter stay with her every other week, but she did not obtain her transfer to Monaco. The Monegasque courts are keeping Nina’s habitual residence and schooling in Marrakech, with her father Aram Ohanian.
A Moroccan man in his thirties was fatally stabbed on Thursday morning inside a relative’s home in Ceuta. A woman has been arrested, but police are still working to establish the exact circumstances of the dispute.
The investigation is progressing following the death of a 41-year-old Moroccan man, shot several times in northern Italy. The carabinieri are now focusing their investigations on two people who may belong to a rival group involved in drug trafficking.
A 27-year-old Moroccan man was violently attacked in northern Italy. Hit while arriving on a motorcycle, he was then beaten by at least five or six compatriots before being left unconscious on the ground.
The Badr Hari case is deepening in the Netherlands. Already suspected of making threats and insults, the Moroccan kickboxer is now also under investigation for stalking. Police also suspect a violation of the no-contact order imposed on him after he assaulted his former partner.
Plainclothes men allegedly directed Moroccan police officers on the ground during the 72,000 crossings into Sebta at the end of July. This is one of the most explosive conclusions of a report by the Spanish National Police now submitted to the courts.
Former Moroccan karate champion Mohammed Taoussi will stand trial in Belgium in September for the murder of his son Wassim, who died at just 3 years old. The Moroccan denies the violence alleged against him. He faces life imprisonment.
A family says it had to call the police to get an elderly patient out of a private clinic in Casablanca. The gallbladder operation was supposed to cost around 15,000 dirhams, but the facility allegedly ended up demanding nearly 170,000 dirhams.
Men residing in the Netherlands allegedly entered Morocco as ordinary tourists before taking part in the kidnapping of the son of an African diplomat in Tangier. The main suspect has just been arrested by police.
At least eight Moroccan workers allegedly paid between 10,000 and 15,000 euros to obtain a job and a residence permit in France. Four suspects were due to stand trial in Tarbes, but the court requested a more thorough investigation.
Around fifty Moroccans assisted over three months in Florianópolis were transformed into an “invasion” of Brazil. Launched by an Argentine website and amplified by accounts close to the right, the falsehood generated 13,400 mentions and recycled images from Ceuta.