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Added on the 01/06/2020 14:00:00 - Copyright : EFE Inglés
Madrid, Apr 4 (EFE).- Almost 1,200 Spaniards or residents of Spain on Sunday boarded a ship or an aircraft chartered as part of a special mechanism to repatriate the roughly 4,000 people who remained stranded in Morocco when the Arab country last Tuesday closed its airspace to Spain for health reasons.The Balearia ferry set sail from the port of Tanger Med en route for Algeciras with 800 passengers on board shortly after 4:30 am local time, while at almost the same time an Iberia Airlines jet carrying 348 passengers departed from Casablanca for Madrid. (Camera: EFE).SHOT LIST: SPANIARDS WHO REMAINED STRANDED IN MOROCCO ARRIVED AT THE MADRID-BARAJAS ADOLFO SUÁREZ AIRPORT IN MADRID, SPAIN.SOUND BITES: SPAINARDS WHO ARRIVE FROM MOROCCO WITH THE IBERIA AIRLINES FLIGHT (IN SPANISH).TRANSLATIONS: 1. THE FIRST WOMAN WITH RED SCARF.- The nightmare that dragged on for four has finally come to an end. The repatriation process was very quick this time (compared to last year). Last year, there were people left stranded in Morocco for like four months. We were lucky to have the seats on this plane.2. THE SECOND LADY.- We could return home thanks to our contacts, not because of the Consulate, not because of anyone. No one has contacted us.
Montevideo, May 28 (EFE).- The Spaniards and Uruguayans residing in Spain, who were not authorized to travel to Madrid on the repatriation flight that will depart on June 1, gathered in front of the Embassy to demand answers for a situation that has them "helpless." (CAMERA: Santiago Carbone)
Montevideo (Uruguay), May 25 (EFE), (Camera: Santiago Carbone).- Spaniards and Uruguayans residing in Spain who are stranded in the South American country, feel "nervous, but happy" ahead of the repatriation flight scheduled for June 1.FOOTAGE OF DOZENS OF SPANIARDS AND URUGUAYANS RESIDING IN SPAIN WHO GATHER IN FRONT OF THE SPAIN'S CONSULATE IN MONTEVIDEO.
Madrid, May 18 (EFE), (Camera: Juan Yagüe) .- Almost 300 Spaniards stranded in Cuba, some of them tourists, arrived in Madrid on Sunday.FOOTAGE OF THE ARRIVAL OF THE GROUP IN MADRID.
Thousands take to the streets of Madrid for a rally to mark International Women's Day. Spain is often seen as a benchmark for women's rights in Europe, notably after its 2004 adoption of a law promoting measures against gender-based violence. IMAGES
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