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Claudia, a young owner of a flat in Getafe, faced a desperate situation when her tenant sublet the property to nine Moroccan criminals who caused extreme violence in the neighborhood, including several stabbings, and who were eventually evicted after police intervention. #Okupación #Violencia #Getafe (translated)

A police sub-inspector has declared before the judge that his superior ordered him to act normally and not close a border crossing in Ceuta during a massive invasion of migrants, while denouncing the permissiveness of the Moroccan forces and failures in the mobile network that made him suspect a possible attack on telecommunications. #Ceuta #Invasión #Migración (translated)

A video reveals how Moroccan gendarmes guided immigrants towards Ceuta during the invasion on July 30, a fact that is being investigated by Judge María Tardón and corroborated by testimonies from immigrants identifying the involved agents. #Ceuta #Marruecos #Inmigración (translated)

Three advisers to the Government of Ceuta testified before the judge that they observed an organized entry of migrants and the passivity of the Moroccan gendarmes during the crisis in July 2026, despite their repeated requests for help from the Spanish government. #Ceuta #Migración #Justicia (translated)

Ceuta councilor Nabila Benzina described to the National Court the inaction of the Moroccan gendarmes during the wave of migrants to Ceuta, while councilor Alberto Gaitán warned about the overwhelming situation days before the event, which generated about 45 million euros in extraordinary costs for the Government of Ceuta. #Inmigración #Ceuta #Marruecos (translated)

The author called Sánchez a traitor and stated that, among other reasons, he considered him one because, in his opinion, he was acting like one. He also claimed that the Civil Guard of Ceuta had alerted the Government about the Moroccan ships a day before the assault. https://t.co/qvYboFCnDJ #Sánchez #Traición #España #ES #MA #PT (translated)

Lieutenant Colonel Miguel Lobo testified that during the invasion of Ceuta, Moroccan agents allowed the entry of their compatriots while blocking Sub-Saharan migrants, and he took responsibility for keeping the border gate open to avoid a human bottleneck. #Ceuta #Inmigración #GuardiaCivil (translated)

The ruling party of Morocco, PAM, along with opposition parties, has requested in Parliament the recovery of Ceuta, Melilla, and occupied Moroccan islands, emphasizing that the association with Spain cannot compromise the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country. #Marruecos #Ceuta #Soberanía (translated)

DAN stated that Christians and those converting to Christianity suffered restrictions, persecution, or punishments in various countries. According to him, in Morocco, Moroccan Christians were not recognized and could not build churches, while foreign residents could. He also asserted that in Algeria churches were closed and Cabyle Christians were persecuted; that in Tunisia local Christians lived underground; and that in Libya Christians were arrested and condemned to death. Regarding Mauritania, he said that Christians remained hidden and could face the death penalty if discovered. He claimed that in Saudi Arabia conversion to Christianity could lead to arrest and death if the person refused to retract, and that there were no churches for citizens or foreign residents. He added that in Kuwait apostasy could lead to a judicial process and execution. DAN stated that in Qatar churches were only for foreigners and had no crosses, and that citizens who converted could be arrested and sentenced to death. He also claimed that in Yemen Christians lived in secret and could be persecuted and sentenced to death if discovered. Regarding Egypt, he noted that Copts faced constant pressure and that Muslim converts were jailed; he added that churches did not dare to receive them because, he claimed, the State prohibited conversion. He also said that in the United Arab Emirates foreigners could practice their religion, but citizens who left Islam had to hide or could go to prison. He stated that Christians in Syria lived under pressure, that conversion was forbidden, and that those who were discovered could be killed. About Jordan, he indicated that native Christians could have churches, but converts were considered apostates under the law. He also wrote that in the West Bank converts had to hide and could suffer persecution and imprisonment if their conversion was known. Regarding Iraq, DAN maintained that Christianity was being expelled from the country as believers fled, and that conversion was illegal and could be punished with arrest. He added that only in Iraqi Kurdistan and Lebanon was there limited space for those converting. In closing his publication, he ironically referred to Islam as the "religion of peace and tolerance" and the religion of moderates. #LibertadReligiosa #PersecuciónReligiosa #Tolerancia (translated)

Judge María Tardón is investigating the possible presence of Moroccan warships in waters near Ceuta and is requesting information from the Ministry of Defense about their potential intervention in the recent mass crossing at the border from Morocco. #Ceuta #Marruecos #Justicia (translated)

The president of Melilla, Juan José Imbroda, has questioned the debt of Pedro Sánchez's government to Morocco, suggesting that revelations about this matter will only be made public after the elections, and has denounced the differences in treatment at the border between Moroccan and Spanish authorities. #Melilla #Marruecos #ForoABC (translated)

Judge María Tardón has requested a report from the Ministry of Defense on the possible entry of Moroccan warships into the territorial waters of Ceuta between July 29 and August 10, following the massive influx of immigrants and despite rejecting actions considered disproportionate. #Ceuta #Marruecos #Defensa (translated)

Judge María Tardón, responsible for investigating the massive influx of migrants in Ceuta, has requested the Ministry of Defense to confirm whether there was a presence of Moroccan warships in Spanish territorial waters between July 29 and August 10. #Migración #Ceuta #Marruecos (translated)

David de la Encina, the new government delegate in Ceuta, states that it is normal to see Moroccan patrol boats from the city and emphasizes his excellent relationship with President Juan Vivas, after taking office in the context of a migration crisis and having been away from politics. #Ceuta #DavidDeLaEncina #DelegadoDelGobierno (translated)

Four people have been arrested in Melilla for their alleged involvement in a criminal organization that irregularly introduced Moroccan immigrants into Spain on recreational boats, charging up to 11,000 euros per person. #InmigraciónIrregular #TráficoDePersonas #Melilla (translated)