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Spain’s National Court refused to extradite a Moroccan citizen arrested on the island of Lanzarote, despite Morocco’s request. He is suspected of belonging to a network that organizes irregular migration and human trafficking to the Canary Islands. The extradition request followed an international wanted notice dated July 4, 2024, and was followed by an official notice on May 8, 2025. The decision raised legal questions: Spanish law provides for prison sentences of four to eight years for facilitating migration as part of an organized group, but the court’s reasons—and whether it took these provisions into account—remain unclear.
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