The 35-year-old man accused of killing his baby of only 45 days in Campohermos, Almeria, had been lying low, waiting for a chance to escape the country and head for Morocco.
Tag Archive for Morocco
Almuñécar Bag Snatcher Arrested
by Vivienne Hughes •
Biking to Morocco
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Almuñécar Town hall and the Morocco Riders company are setting up a bikers’ tourist route around the Northern Morocco. Also collaborating is the Almuñécar bikers’ club, Los Tiburones.
Immigrant Deaths Scandal
by Martin Myall •
Interior Minister, Jorge Fernández Díaz appeared in Parliament to give an explanation concerning the 14 dead immigrants in the Ceuta Incident.
Innomercamed in Almuñécar
by Hugh MacArthur •
Have you been wondering what that trailer/caravan is about, parked on Playa Puerto de Mar, Almuñécar? Well, it’s part of the Innomercamed project, created to drum up small-business cooperation between the Costa Tropical and North Africa
200 Immigrants assault Border Fence
by Martin Myall •
It looks like a scene from World War Z, starring Brad Pitt, but this is the security fence around Spanish, North African enclave, Melilla.
Biggest Bust Ever
by Martin Myall •
The Guardia Civil intercepted a drugs shipment aboard a lorry from Morocco containing over 32 tonnes of hashish – this is the largest amount of drugs ever taken in one bust on dry land.
Carchuna Castle Reopened
by Martin Myall •
At last the Carchuna castle or fort, which is down near the beach, has been restored and renovated – the walls have been restored and the inside renovated. There was a failed attempt back in the 80’s to sort the castle out.
New Motril Ferry Destination
by Martin Myall •
Motril port will soon be running a direct ferry line to Morocco, as well as to the Spanish, North African enclave city of Melilla. The shipping line, Naviera Armas has announced that it will be connecting Motril to Alhucemas, which is a Moroccan city of some 180,000 souls. This daily connection will not only give…
Done Over?
by Duncan Inglis •
Around 100 British families are taking a Spanish real-estate developer, as well as three ex-agents of a British agency, to court after having paid out in total over 4.5m euros for second homes in Estepona; homes that were never built.

