A Spanish beneficiary of aid for those over 52 years old has been sanctioned by the State Public Employment Service (SEPE) for not declaring several trips to Morocco. As a result, he lost his right to aid and must repay more than 8,500 euros.
The Antwerp court has sentenced in absentia Omar Govers alias "Patje Haemers", one of the city’s most notorious drug-related criminals, whose accomplices are Belgian-Moroccans Othman El Ballouti or Nordin El Hajjioui, to a heavy prison sentence for importing more than 26 tons of cocaine.
The Versailles (Yvelines) court has imposed a prison sentence and a fine on Moroccan influencer Rym Renom, followed by 1.8 million people on Instagram.
Marion Maréchal, far-right European deputy, will be tried before the Valence criminal court for defamation against a Muslim association. She faces up to 12,000 euros in fines.
Substantial fines will be imposed on people engaged in "Self-construction" projects in case of late declarations of the cost of their work.
Suspected of having exploited employees, originally from Morocco, at the Château d’Automne in Chambry, two women and a man are appearing before the Meaux (Seine-et-Marne) criminal court. They face up to seven years in prison and a fine of 200,000 euros.
Sentenced in the first instance to six months’ suspended imprisonment, a 6,000 euro fine and two years of ineligibility for fraud, Yazid Ichemrahen, 2014 world champion in frozen desserts, has waived his appeal trial.
The temporary admission regime allows Moroccans residing abroad to use their vehicle in Morocco without paying customs duties. However, specific rules must be followed, and heavy fines are provided for in case of overruns.
The information that the authorities in Marrakech have imposed a fine on women and girls due to outfits deemed indecent in public spaces is false.
A Moroccan and her company specializing in viticulture have been convicted by the Libourne correctional court.
Residents of Rabat who do not respect pedestrian crossings on the roads now have cause for concern. They will be fined. The measure is causing a stir.
Tried in particular for the offenses of undeclared work, employment of foreign workers without a work permit, assistance with irregular stay and subjection of persons to unworthy working conditions, a Moroccan couple residing in Grabels, on the northern outskirts of Montpellier, was sentenced to prison and a fine.