A 20-year-old Moroccan man was violently assaulted on Wednesday by a group of individuals in a bar in Cales, Majorca. He is currently fighting for his life in a hospital in Son Espases. The suspects of the assault, already identified by the police, are on the run.
The Madrid court sentenced three young Moroccans to seven years in prison and to pay compensation of 4,100 euros for attacking two young militants of an extreme right-wing group in the San Blas neighborhood of Madrid last October. They will be deported from Spain at the end of their prison term.
A 62-year-old Spanish national presented himself on Wednesday at the Sabadell police station to confess to the murder of his 38-year-old Moroccan wife, Amal.
Health workers in the emergency department of Alhama de Murcia were victims of aggression and threats from a Moroccan whose wife was about to give birth. They had gone to the couple’s home to transfer the latter, who had lost her waters, to the hospital. The removal of the pregnant woman’s hijab to administer emergency care sparked her husband’s anger.
A teacher from Alcalá de Henares in Spain has been banned from teaching for six years for making racist insults against a Moroccan.
A repeat offender, aged 40, known to the police for his involvement in drug and violence cases, was arrested by elements of the regional police station of Jorf El Melha. He would be involved in a case of assault and battery against a police officer and destruction of public property.
The justice system has requested a 16-year prison sentence against a Moroccan who violently assaulted his ex-partner in 2019 in Santa Lucía de Tirajana (Canary Islands) while he was already under a restraining order.
The body of Hassna A., the Moroccan woman stabbed to death by her ex-husband on Wednesday in Barbastro, will be repatriated this Tuesday from Barcelona airport to Morocco.
A quarter of the minors who arrived in Ceuta in May were victims of physical violence, abuse or ill-treatment in Morocco, according to Save the Children.
The Barbastro investigating court withdrew the parental rights of the Moroccan who stabbed his ex-wife Hassna A, 35, also of Moroccan origin, to death in front of their three children. The couple had divorced two months before the murder, which occurred on Wednesday.
A Moroccan man was arrested on Wednesday in Barbastro, Spain, for stabbing his ex-wife, also of Moroccan origin, to death. The couple’s three minor children witnessed the murder.
Mohammed H., former chef at the restaurant La Boutarde, in Neuilly-sur-Seine, appears this week before the Nanterre Assize Court for rape and sexual assault on three employees between 2014 and 2019. The charges against the Moroccan-born defendant are serious and could cost him dearly.