Expulsion of Journalists in Morocco: Government Demands Guarantees After Veto to TVE and EFE in Ceuta
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The head of Health, Mónica García, has starred in the first face-to-face reaction of the Spanish government to the "expulsion" of Castillejos (Morocco) this Saturday to the journalists of RTVE and the EFE Agency. These were covering the movements of immigrants near the border of Ceuta in anticipation that a new attempt of mass invasion could be consolidated this Saturday. A senior official of the Ministry of the Interior of the Maghreb State was…
A team of RTVE and several EFE journalists were forced on Saturday, August 15 to leave Castillejos, the Moroccan town of Fnideq located a few kilometers from Ceuta, while covering the migratory pressure in the area. The order was communicated verbally, without any formal explanation, and has sufficed for the Spanish government to go out to defend the freedom of the press. An expulsion without papers or clear reasons RTVE expressed its 'strongest…
RTVE has rejected the decision of the Moroccan authorities to force Castillejos (Fnideq) to leave its information team and that of the EFE Agency, displaced to cover the migration situation at the border with Ceuta. The public corporation claims guarantees for the right to information in the area. The teams of RTVE and Agencia EFE were in the municipality carrying out journalistic coverage of the movements and social situation in the surrounding…
The Editorial Board of the EFE Agency has condemned the expulsion on Saturday of its journalists and TVE journalists from the Moroccan city of Fnideg (Castillejos) and has demanded that they be allowed to exercise journalism freely. The body that oversees the independence and rigor of the information of this [...] The entry EFE and TVE reject the expulsion of their journalists in Morocco was first published in Foco Informativa.
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