For the first time in six years, a truck of goods passed through commercial customs at the Tarajal border crossings in Melilia, paving the way for the resumption of land trade between Morocco and Spain. But at Sebta, the opening comes up against “compliance” problems.
Par Saafe Hadri
Owill they open? Won’t they open? Suspense has continued since the start of the year over the future of commercial customs in the Spanish enclaves. Announced with great fanfare by the Iberian media, a first attempt to pass by trucks…
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