A clash between an illegal immigrant and a Guardia Civil took place at the Farhana border crossing in Melilla. The latter wanted to intercept the former who wanted to cross the border. The agent was injured, but slightly.
Customs elements intercepted, on Monday, June 17, 2019, two Syrian women, at the border with Melilla. They had a large sum of money in foreign currency in their possession. They wanted to smuggle it into Nador.
On Sunday, a man of Tunisian origin, while trying to force his way through by running at the Beni Ansar border between Morocco and Melilla, collided with a Guardia civil agent who, in falling, suffered serious injuries.
Members of a gang, of Moroccan origin, would have posted on Facebook a live where they reveal the firearms in their possession, probably to intimidate rival gangs. This is happening in Melilla.
The Spanish police reported the discovery of three African migrants hidden under the dashboards and behind the seats of three cars. This was last Friday, at the border between Morocco and Spain, during a search.
Yair Netanyahu, the eldest son of Benyamin Netanyahu, has just published a very remarkable post on Twitter where he calls on Muslims and Arabs to first focus on the liberation of the two Spanish enclaves, Ceuta and Melilla, in northern Morocco.
Several houses built on a beach in northern Morocco for several decades are currently being demolished by the Moroccan authorities, who did not deign to warn the owners, all Spaniards. The latter did not hesitate to bring the matter to court.
Migrants, all from sub-Saharan countries, stormed the fence separating Morocco and the city of Melilla on Sunday morning.
A small originality for the cities of Ceuta and Melilla which, for the start of the month of Ramadan, did not follow the example of the other cities of the Iberian peninsula.
The passage of nearly half of illegal migrants through Morocco would not leave good memories, according to a report published by the Spanish agency CSIC (Higher Council for Scientific Research), done in collaboration with UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees).
Morocco wants to "steal" the player Brahim Diaz. This is the title used by a Spanish website that reports on new contacts between national coach Hervé Renard and the Spanish player of Moroccan origin Brahim Díaz.
The leader of the Spanish far-right party VOX wants to erect a wall around the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla, the costs of which would be borne by Morocco.