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The famous gay travel guide, Spartacus International Gay Guide, has just published its annual ranking of the most welcoming countries for gays, and more generally for LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) people. Morocco is (of course) doing poorly in it.
The old statue supposed to represent King Mohammed VI at the Grévin Museum in Paris no longer resembled him at all. And a brand new one has just taken its place. With a notable haircut, it seems.
The video in Morocco of an individual on a bicycle wearing the uniform of the Spanish Guardia Civil is causing a buzz in Spain. The scene is also very funny. And the word "pikala" is very appropriate.
A video showing a 6-year-old girl being hit very violently, on Thursday, March 6, by a pickup truck in Imzouren has been widely shared on social networks, causing many shocks and outrage. But she is doing well. And there is a hit-and-run.
Slavery still exists in France, according to Moroccans. Indeed, five Moroccans, former posted workers, have just accused a French company... of slavery! Before the labor court in Arles.
Here is some information to be taken with a grain of salt! Saad Lamjarred would have returned to Morocco despite his judicial supervision in France. His mother flatly denies this, media claim he is there.
An MRE with psychiatric problems caused a real carnage in Guelmim near his home, in the Tagna district, leaving 11 injured and 1 dead. He used a shotgun.
Two men, car guards by trade, fought over parking spaces in the city of the strait, Tangier . One of them was killed.
The gendarmes stationed in Kelaa Sraghna discovered on Saturday the body of a man who would have been the victim of a parricide. The remains had been thrown into a hole after the facts.
The web was outraged by the seemingly contemptuous and highly inappropriate gesture of Rachid El Ouali towards the actress Souad Saber. He pushed her in the middle of a show on the occasion of Women’s Day.
The coach of the Israeli judo team said he was very proud to have won medals and to have been able to raise the Israeli flag high in Morocco. This concerns the hosting by Morocco of the Marrakech Judo Grand Prix.
Among the 157 passengers who did not survive the crash, shortly after takeoff this Sunday morning, of a Boeing 737, are two Moroccans, a university professor and an official from the Ministry of the Environment. The plane belonged to Ethiopian Airlines.