Spanish journalist reflects on decade in Morocco
Spanish journalist Sonia Moreno focused on her decade of experience working in the media field in Morocco, highlighting the challenges she faced. These included monitoring authorities' surveillance of foreign journalists' movements and restrictions on filming during coverage, especially during protests. She mentioned the difficulty of obtaining a press accreditation card, alongside a surveillance environment that follows journalists’ movements, particularly on sensitive issues such as Western Sahara, the monarchy, and Islam. Moreno explained that dealing with these topics requires a deep understanding of the political and social context, noting that some subjects have become less sensitive, although the Western Sahara issue remains complex. She emphasized that her years working in Morocco have helped her develop her professional tools and that she has published a book about the relations between Rabat and Madrid, as well as the transformations within the kingdom. She observed disparities between major cities and rural areas.
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