In Girona, several young Moroccans living on the street are filmed without their knowledge, then falsely presented as thieves in videos shared by profiles linked to the far-right. These viral contents fuel stigmatization and provoke anger even among their families still in Morocco.
Andalusia is under the grip of karkoubi or "drug of the poor". The health and police authorities of the Spanish autonomous community express concerns about the spread of this Moroccan drug composed of hashish and clonazepam.
The French language is no longer in vogue in Morocco. It is increasingly being abandoned in favor of English, which is progressing. The observation is striking in the world of books.
The Moroccan kickboxing champion Badr Hari is involved in a sports project in Morocco, "a country filled with raw talent, with great capabilities and an inspiring youth".
In Brussels, many teenagers aged between 13 and 17 are involved in drug trafficking. Mostly from Morocco, these minors are exploited by criminal networks to deliver drugs to consumers.
While Morocco should experience a decrease in its active population and an increase in the aging rate, young people are showing more and more disinterest in marriage and procreation due to the high cost of living. Does the draft reform of the Family Code, whose first proposals have been presented by Abdellatif Ouahbi, the Moroccan Minister of Justice, pose a problem?
Young Moroccans have launched a digital campaign to encourage their generation to cultivate a life of prayer, emphasizing the importance of prayer in the practice of their Muslim faith.
Discriminated against in France, the children of many Moroccans living in the Hexagon experience a malaise during their holidays in the kingdom. Nicknamed "French Arabics", these third-generation French, who feel rejected in both countries, are facing strong criticism on social networks.
In Spain, the consumption by young people of Moroccan karkoubi, also called the "drug of the poor", worries the Spanish Society of General Practitioners and Family Physicians (SEMG) which has called for an end to the consumption of this hallucinogenic drug that can lead to suicide.
Moustapha Kasmi, 24 years old and of Moroccan origin, immigrated to Spain since 2015. Nine years later, he has succeeded in his integration. The young man is about to obtain his degree in industrial electronics engineering.
Young men in Temara risked their lives to save two children trapped on the top floor of a burning building. A heroic act hailed by internet users.
The Party of Progress and Socialism (PPS), the Socialist Union of Popular Forces (USFP), and the Unified Socialist Party (PSU) have denounced the dire economic situation in Fnideq, a border town with Ceuta, calling on local authorities to implement ambitious development projects to revive the local economy.