One of the main complaints made by farmers who have been protesting and have plans to continue to do so, is the importation of produce from Morocco.
Farmers vs Fishermen
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for Morocco
Taha’s Final Journey Home
by Vivienne Hughes •
The town of Cúllar near Baza is in mourning for the death of 4-year-old Taha, who passed away from cancer.
Reporting from Morocco
by Mike Shaw Roberts •
As promised, we will be posting updates from Mike and the team in Asni where the earthquake struck in Morocco.
Abandoned During 40 Days
by Vivienne Hughes •
Officers from the Policía Nacional have arrested a 43-year-old father for abandoning his two teenage sons for over 40 days without food or money.
Fiery Night Attraction
by Hugh MacArthur •
There was a fireball appearance visible across Andalucía last night, including from within the province of Granada.
Have Banger, Will Travel
by Martin Myall •
Two young men, Rúben and Víctor from Granada decided to buy a 30-year-old Peugeot 205, do it up and set off to cross a desert.
Chinese Fireballs
by Martin Myall •
In the early hours of today a cluster of fireballs were seen crossing the sky to the South from West to East, but these weren’t meteorites but rather a Chinese rocket.
Cabin Cruiser Drug Bust
by Vivienne Hughes •
Officers belonging to the Policía Nacional, working with Spanish Customs & Excise, intercepted cabin cruiser with 680 kilos of hashish onboard off Almería.
No Crossings from Motril
by Martin Myall •
The rift between Spain and Morocco continues with the latter announcing that its citizens wishing to return during the summer can’t do it through Spain.
The Butterfly Effect
by Martin Myall •
How could one of Donald Trump’s decisions end up with homeowners in the Axarquía losing a chance to legalise them? Unlikely, as it might seem, one has.