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Many Cafes in Fnideq Abandoned
The article discusses the crisis of mass migration that took place in the city of Fnideq, where many workers and residents left for the occupied territory of Ceuta due to the blockade and the difficult living conditions imposed by the Spanish authorities. These conditions included closing shops and restaurants and depriving the residents of water and food, which led to forced starvation, causing some to voluntarily return. The article also notes that this situation brought life in the area to a halt, with many people having to leave their jobs and remain detained, amid worsening economic conditions and rising prices, especially the price of diesel, which reached 14 dirhams. It highlights that the Spanish government was aware of the crisis in advance, and there are accusations from the Spanish opposition that it did not take sufficient measures to contain the situation. Meanwhile, other parties, such as Qatar, moved to attack Morocco in response to the events. This crisis is considered one of the most significant challenges facing Morocco regarding migration, with calls for opening safe corridors and conducting official investigations into the incident.
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