Drug traffickers like the "Messi of hashish", Jesús Pantoja or "El Yeyo" continue to carry out their trafficking in Spain from Morocco or Dubai. Their new discovery to make their business more profitable, the creation of narco-cooperatives.
The president of the Port Authority of Melilla, Manuel Angel Quevedo, has denounced what he considers to be a deliberate strategy by Morocco to prevent the traffic of Moroccans in Europe who choose to pass through Melilla to reach Nador as part of the Marhaba Operation.
The port of Algeciras (Cadiz), one of the favorites of Moroccans in Europe in transit to Morocco as part of the Marhaba Operation, was forced to block its activities at one of its four berths due to the collision of a ferry against its barriers.
The General Council of Dentists of Spain warns against offers of dental care in Morocco. Behind the safety arguments are also economic concerns in the face of increased competition.
Two women, including a Moroccan, victims of the violent explosion that occurred on June 19 last in a bar in San Pedro de Pinatar (Murcia) and which had left 17 injured, succumbed to their injuries at the Virgen de la Arrixaca hospital where they had been admitted since the day of the incident.
Drug traffickers are now passing cannabis from Morocco and Colombia through a large Spanish river that was not previously used as a highway for them.
The port authority of Ceuta is asking Moroccans living in Europe who wish to travel to Morocco by sea as part of the Marhaba Operation to have a round-trip ticket and to board in advance in order to travel under good conditions.
Spain continues its presence, surveillance and deterrence missions in strategic areas such as Ceuta and Melilla, claimed by Morocco.
The Port Authority of the Bay of Algeciras (APBA) activated this Friday the special device for the Operation Paso del Estrecho (OPE) or Marhaba 2025, marking the return of Moroccans from Europe to Morocco during the summer.
The Spanish police have arrested Firass Taghi, a nephew of Ridouan Taghi, involved in an international drug trafficking operation. The name of this 24-year-old man had been mentioned in escape plans for the leader of the Dutch Mocro Maffia.
The Melilla government has tightened the conditions for granting tourism aid so that it does not benefit Moroccans in Europe who transit through the city to reach Morocco as part of Operation Marhaba or Paso del Estrecho (OPE).
The Foreign Office (UK Foreign Ministry) alerts British holidaymakers in Spain after the discovery of a fatal case of rabies. There is a risk of importing rabies cases from Morocco into the cities of Ceuta and Melilla.