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Operation Renacer: How Spanish and Ecuadorian Police Captured the Most Wanted Drug Lord

Ecuador’s Most Wanted Cartel Leader Arrested in Málaga with Help from Spanish Police. The head of the Los Lobos gang, who had been evading capture under a false identity, was arrested in Málaga. He is suspected of orchestrating terrorist attacks and hundreds of murders. The operation marks one of the biggest successes for international law enforcement in recent years.

How Moroccan families exploited loopholes in Spanish law: Inside the high-profile case

Scheme Uncovered in Catalonia: Moroccan Parents Falsely Claimed Children as Orphans for Benefits. Thirty Moroccan parents have been detained in Tarragona for attempting to register their children as orphans. Catalan authorities discovered a scheme in which minors were placed under state protection even though their parents were present. The revelation has sparked debate over the effectiveness of the child protection system.

Stories of Moroccan Women Changing Their Lives After Working in Spain – Unexpected Successes and New Businesses

How Moroccan Seasonal Workers Become Entrepreneurs After the Strawberry Harvest. Moroccan women who have worked in Huelva’s strawberry fields are opening their own businesses back home. A support program is helping them realize their dreams and change the future for their families. Learn how seasonal work in Spain has become a launching pad for new businesses.

Tragedy at Europe's Border – Why Do Dozens of Migrants Die Each Year in Ceuta?

Number of Migrant Deaths off Ceuta’s Coast Already Surpasses 2023 Figures. So far this year, 30 bodies of people who tried to swim into Spain have been recovered from the waters off Ceuta. This number is already higher than the total for last year. Authorities face challenges identifying the deceased and managing an overburdened reception system.

Spanish court shows no mercy: Syrian women lose freedom and rights

Two Spanish Women Returning from Syria to Serve Three Years in Prison for Daesh Ties. A Spanish court has ordered two women, who returned from Syria with their children, to be imprisoned for three years for participating in the activities of a proscribed organization. The court's decision also includes additional restrictions and a deradicalization program.

Ceuta Center Overcrowded: What Awaits New Arrivals

Forty-Three Migrants Leave Ceuta and Head to Other Regions of Spain. Ceuta continues to face challenges in accommodating migrants. A group of 43 people has departed for other regions of the country. The temporary reception center is struggling to cope with the influx of new arrivals.

Melilla in the Spotlight: NATO Visit May Spark Diplomatic Row with Morocco

For the First Time, a NATO Delegation Will Visit Melilla Despite Concerns from Madrid and Rabat. At the end of September, Melilla will host a delegation from the NATO Parliamentary Assembly. This event is heightening tensions between Spain and Morocco. Authorities in both countries are closely monitoring the situation.

Vox succeeds in scrapping migrant children’s support program in Murcia: what’s next for schools

Arabic Language Classes Cancelled in Murcia Following PP and Vox Agreement. Authorities in Murcia have discontinued the program for teaching Arabic language and culture. The decision comes as a result of a new budget agreement between PP and Vox. The changes affect hundreds of children from migrant backgrounds. Details on the impact for the region's educational environment.