Journalist Ignacio Cembrero has criticized the silence of the authorities in Ceuta and the Spanish government in the face of the "consented" asphyxiation of the autonomous city by Morocco.
Moroccan truckers on their way to Europe claim to have been fined in Spain because the capacity of their vehicle tanks exceeds the authorized limit of 200 liters of fuel.
Journalist Neus Sala recounts the story of Nada Itrab, a 19-year-old Moroccan woman who was rescued in March 2014 by two civil guards in a Bolivian jungle where she had been held captive for seven months.
Drug traffickers have made the Spanish bay of Algeciras the gateway for Moroccan hashish into Europe. And the “business” shows no sign of slowing down.
More than 1,800 students are learning the Arabic language and Moroccan culture in 122 schools in Catalonia this year, as part of an official program conducted in collaboration between the Generalitat and the Kingdom of Morocco.
Spain continues to send a deterrent message to Morocco, which claims sovereignty over Ceuta.
Spanish olive oil, a major economic sector, is the subject of online disinformation. A persistent rumor, circulating since 2023, wrongly claims that major Spanish brands would use olives from Morocco for their production.
On the sidelines of a gathering of several separatists affiliated with the "Rif National Party" in the Spanish city of Girona, which was attended by members of the Polisario as well as a number of Algerians, a former prisoner in terrorism cases and responsible for arms supply within the Moudjahideen Group in Morocco made serious and direct threats against the kingdom.
Rental properties in the provinces of the Balearic Islands (29.1%), Alicante (27.4%), Malaga (25.7%), Santa Cruz de Tenerife (21.9%) and Las Palmas (19.2%) have attracted "significant" interest from foreigners, including Moroccans, during the first quarter of this year, according to the latest study by the real estate portal Idealista.
The Catalan police have deployed specialized units that travel in unmarked cars to combat the perpetrators of a "flat tire" scam targeting vacationers, including Moroccans residing abroad (MRE), on the AP-7 motorway in Spain, between the French border and Barcelona.
According to a study carried out by the commander of the Spanish army, Emilio José Arias Otero, and published by the Higher Center for National Defense Studies (Ceseden), Spain is not ready to effectively respond to the growing pressure exerted by Morocco to recover the enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla.
The port of Algeciras (Cadiz) had to suspend operations in one of its four berths due to the collision of a ferry against its barriers.