
Moroccan Mother Pleads with King Mohammed VI for Son's Release After Facebook Post Conviction
The mother of the student sentenced to 3 years in prison for a Facebook post has appealed to King Mohammed VI , begging him to release her son.
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The mother of the student sentenced to 3 years in prison for a Facebook post has appealed to King Mohammed VI , begging him to release her son.

A terrible accident between a tanker truck and another, transporting goods, occurred on Saturday, January 4, on the road connecting Marrakech to El Jadida.

The Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim Ben Ahmed Al Thani, landed at the Menara International Airport in Marrakech on Friday, December 3.

24 hours after the announcement of her disappearance, the lifeless body of an Italian tourist was discovered, on Sunday, December 5, on a deserted beach in the city of Dakhla .

The photo of King Mohammed VI , in the company of a young Moroccan woman in Paris, published on Sofiane El Bahri’s special page, has gone viral on social media.

The perpetrator of the attack in a park in Villejuif had shouted "Allahu Akbar" before killing one person and injuring two others on Friday, January 3.

Maritime traffic at the Tanger-Med port was disrupted on Wednesday, January 1, by the arrival of a stowaway who was denied entry into the kingdom by the port authorities.

After spending the end-of-year holidays in Marrakech, King Mohammed VI is preparing to travel further south in the country, particularly to Agadir.

The Guardia Civil has managed to thwart the attempt to traffic a 10-year-old Palestinian child, hidden under bags of fruits and vegetables in a shopping cart. Transiting through the Beni Nsar crossing, the child was to join the Spanish enclave Melilla .

His many movements intrigued the French security services. The frequent visits to Morocco of this Moroccan expatriate septuagenarian had aroused the suspicions of the police who finally made a major discovery.

A doctor, manager of a private clinic in Casablanca , was sentenced to 10 years in prison, for having falsified real estate documents.

At the end of a 15-year prison sentence served in the Kénitra prison, Mounir Erramach, the Pablo Escobar of the North, would have been released on December 31.