Morocco: Taxi drivers jailed in 'harsh ruling' after Ceuta surge

Judges in Tetouan found seven taxi drivers guilty 'facilitating the illegal exit of Moroccans and foreigners through unauthorised border points'.

Judges in the northern Moroccan city of Tetouan found the taxi drivers guilty of “facilitating the illegal exit of Moroccans and foreigners through unauthorized border points” and “transporting passengers without a license,” after they drove clients to the Moroccan border town of Fnideq, according to excerpts of the ru

A ‘harsh’ first ruling in Morocco after Ceuta surge with 7 taxi drivers jailed, union says  AP News

The Moroccan Interior Ministry and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs spoke out on Sunday and Monday, placing responsibility for the migration crisis on the government of Pedro Sanchez.

The Moroccan Interior Ministry and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs spoke out on Sunday and Monday, placing responsibility for the migration crisis on the government of Pedro Sanchez.