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The Office of the Prosecutor Accuses Algeria and Morocco of the Obstacles to Receiving Their Nationals Who Expel the Spanish Justice System.

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The Alawite kingdom demands that Moroccans convicted and expelled from Spain have a valid passport, which is not usual. More information: Mohamed's legal limbo: Spain wants to expel him and Morocco does not consider him Moroccan

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The Alawite kingdom demands that Moroccans convicted and expelled from Spain have a valid passport, which is not usual. More information: Mohamed's legal limbo: Spain wants to expel him and Morocco does not consider him Moroccan

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The Attorney General's Office warns in its report for 2025 that the "extremely restrictive position" of Morocco and Algeria is one of the most...

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In 2025, the Attorney General's Office identified the lack of documentation and the "limited consular cooperation" of the countries of origin as a "principal factor of frustration in the expulsion of migrants" and cites as an example the "extremely restrictive" position of Morocco and Algeria.

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El Mundo broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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