
Iberia Expands Morocco Routes with Six New Flights from Spanish Cities
The Spanish airline Iberia will launch six new air routes to Morocco this summer, departing from Spain.

The Spanish airline Iberia will launch six new air routes to Morocco this summer, departing from Spain.

Three people under an arrest warrant issued by the Moroccan and French authorities were arrested on Monday, April 25 in southern Spain.

The Civil Guard has dismantled two large Moroccan hashish trafficking networks based in Almeria and Malaga, with ramifications in Murcia. In total, 35 people were arrested and more than 15 tons of hashish and other items were seized.

As part of its 2022 summer program in Spain, Ryanair has announced the launch of two new routes to Nador from Madrid and Malaga, with a twice-weekly frequency.

The Port Authority of Malaga is preparing for a Marhaba Operation which, according to it, promises to be "historic" after two years of cancellation due to the health crisis and the diplomatic crisis between Spain and Morocco.

A Moroccan woman living in Malaga for 17 years, and a victim of violence from her Moroccan ex-husband for several years, has been trying for two years to obtain Spanish nationality for her three children aged 17, 13 and 10, all born in Spain.

The police arrested a Moroccan residing in Spain after acts of abuse committed on his 10-year-old son. He is accused of having locked the boy in a small room inside a house in Malaga.

A ship from the Balearia company that operates the Malaga-Melilla route collided on Saturday with a container ship in the high seas of the Alboran Sea. No injuries were reported.

The Malaga court has convicted eight people, including three civil guards, as members of a criminal network specializing in drug trafficking from Morocco.

A 14-year-old teenager was denied access to the classroom in Malaga for wearing the hijab. Her family denounces the "Islamophobic" act and demands her reintegration as soon as possible.

Taha, a Moroccan boy, is one of the many children with various pathologies who benefit from free care in Malaga, Spain, thanks to the "Viaje hacia la vida" program of the Terre des Hommes Foundation. He returned to Morocco last week after a six-month stay with a host family.

The Municipal Transport Company (EMT) of Malaga has offered three vouchers of thirty trips each to Bouchra Harrachi, the mother of little Ayoub, the Moroccan boy of two and a half years old suffering from a rare disease since birth and who is receiving treatment in Malaga, pending a kidney transplant operation.