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Melilla Taxi Drivers Case Gets New Ruling
The article focused on the taxi drivers in Nador involved in the mass migration events to Ceuta. The Tangier Court of Appeal issued a decision to proceed with their prosecution while keeping them out on bail, after they had previously been sentenced to six months in prison and fines for charges related to facilitating the illegal exit of Moroccans and transporting passengers without a license. The initial rulings caused discontent among professionals and unions, who considered the penalties harsh and argued they overlooked the drivers' working conditions—especially given the increased demand for transportation services during the refugee crisis and the absence of any official ban on travel to Fnideq. The unions announced their continued support for the drivers, demanding a reconsideration of the rulings, and threaten to organize protests and demonstrations. This has sparked legal controversy regarding the responsibility of the drivers amid the humanitarian and security crisis caused by the large wave of migration to Ceuta.
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