Saïd Chaou, exdiputado marroquí, y 15 coacusados están siendo juzgados actualmente en Breda, Países Bajos, por acusaciones relacionadas con el tráfico de drogas, el blanqueo de dinero y la pertenencia a una organización criminal. Chaou, quien se encuentra en el centro de las tensiones diplomáticas entre los Países Bajos y Marruecos, niega las acusaciones, afirmando que su riqueza proviene de actividades comerciales legítimas en
Omar El Hayani, a councilor in the Rabat municipality representing the Federation of the Democratic Left, announced that a new road will be constructed to connect the Agdal Riyadh and Souissi districts. This project, he explained, will require the demolition of a significant portion of the student residences at the Hassan II Institute of Agronomy and Veterinary Medicine. In a post on his Facebook account, El Hayani stated that this issue was discussed at the Rabat City Council meeting at the
Archaeological data shed light on the transition of ancient North African populations from hunter-gatherers to producers, between 20,000 and 4,000 years ago. Following the sequencing of a genome in Morocco, findings from sites in Algeria and Tunisia raise questions about the movements between Asia, Europe, and the Maghreb during the development of the local production culture.
Más de 31 000 datos de tarjetas de pago marroquíes han sido comprometidos y ahora circulan en la dark web, según informó la empresa de ciberseguridad Cypherleak. Esta compañía se especializa en la vigilancia y evaluación de riesgos cibernéticos a través de una plataforma automatizada. En un post en LinkedIn publicado la semana pasada, Cypherleak reveló que 31 220 tarjetas de pago marroquíes fueron expuestas. De
Saïd Chaou, ancien député marocain, et 15 coaccusés sont actuellement jugés à Breda, aux Pays-Bas, pour des accusations liées au trafic de drogue, au blanchiment d'argent et à l'appartenance à une organisation criminelle. Chaou, qui se trouve au cœur des tensions diplomatiques entre les Pays-Bas et le Maroc, nie les allégations, affirmant que sa richesse provient d'activités commerciales légitimes au Maroc.
Saïd Chaou, former Moroccan MP, and 15 co-defendants are on trial in Breda, Netherlands, facing charges related to drug trafficking, money laundering, and criminal organization membership. Chaou, who has been at the heart of Dutch-Moroccan diplomatic tensions, denies the allegations, claiming his wealth comes from legitimate business ventures in Morocco.
More than 31,000 payment card details from Morocco have been leaked and are now available on the dark web, according to multinational cybersecurity company Cypherleak. The company provides an automated cyber risk monitoring and rating platform. In a post shared last week on its LinkedIn account, Cypherleak revealed its findings: a total of 31,220 leaked payment cards from Morocco were detected. The company reported that 21,657 cards were leaked with Card Verification Value (CVV) information,
Plus de 31 000 données de cartes de paiement marocaines ont été compromises et circulent désormais sur le dark web, selon la société de cybersécurité Cypherleak. Cette entreprise propose une plateforme automatisée dédiée à la surveillance et à l'évaluation des risques cybernétiques. Dans un post LinkedIn publié la semaine dernière, Cypherleak a révélé que
The far-right Vox party voiced its opposition on Tuesday to the agreement between the Junts party and Pedro Sanchez's government on the distribution of unaccompanied minor migrants. Party leader Santiago Abascal posted on social media: «No to Bilbao, no to Barcelona, no to anywhere. But to Morocco». Vox Secretary General Ignacio Garriga also condemned the agreement, calling the planned redistribution of 4,000 unaccompanied minors «extremely dangerous». He highlighted
The General Secretariat of the Justice and Development Party (PJD) issued a communiqué expressing its «deep anger» over the resumption of what it described as the «criminal Zionist entity's genocide against the defenseless Palestinian people» and the ongoing siege on Gaza, in blatant violation of the ceasefire agreement and international law. The statement came after Israel resumed its military operations in Gaza on Monday, breaching the ceasefire and resulting