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Morocco considers suspending extradition agreement with Spain

Rabat argues that there are issues with the transfer of individuals wanted by its courts.

12 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Morocco is considering the possibility of suspending the extradition agreement with Spain due to difficulties in transferring individuals requested by its courts, according to 20minutos.

The Moroccan Minister of Justice has stated that his country sends agents to Spain to collect those sought, but at times the transfer does not take place, reports Infobae.

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