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The majority of agents and intermediaries of Moroccan football players work in the black market, amassing fortunes, avoiding declaring their income and not putting their name in the contracts.
After his retirement in December 2017, and a silence that lasted several months, the Army Corps General, Hosni Benslimane, is making a discreet return, through the launch of a huge project in the administrative capital of the Kingdom, Rabat.
38% of the salaries declared to the National Social Security Fund (CNSS) are below the Guaranteed Interprofessional Minimum Wage (SMIG), and 14% above 6,000 dirhams. In Morocco, the SMIG, currently set at 2,586 dirhams, should reach 2,698 dirhams, starting in July 2019.
Abandoned by her lover and her family in Chichaoua, a young Swedish woman finds herself homeless and lost in the streets of the small town in southern Morocco. The specialist doctor has diagnosed psychological disorders.
On Sunday, July 14, King Mohammed VI invited around a hundred personalities from wealthy families in the cities of Casablanca and Rabat to visit his large yacht, "Badis 1". Classified among the ten largest yachts in the world, "Badis 1" was moored in front of the Royal Palace in M’diq.
The Government of the Spanish enclave of Sebta will implement the "Smart Border" Project. It allows facial recognition of people. The tests, initiated for this purpose in July 2019 at the Tarajal II crossing, will target the strengthening of security systems and the passage of goods, in particular.
12 years of criminal imprisonment is the sentence handed down by the President of the Casablanca Court of Appeal against a man who murdered his neighbor. At 27, the defendant put an end to his dreams of the future because of a brawl that occurred during a drinking session.
The naturalization operation of Moroccan officials is starting to take on an alarming dimension in northern Morocco. Several candidates are running in municipal elections in order to benefit from Spanish nationality. The Minister of the Interior has decided to open an investigation on this subject.
Prosecuted for "apology for terrorism", "premeditated attack on the lives of persons" and "formation of a terrorist gang", the 24 accused in the murder of the two Scandinavians are to begin their final day in court today.
Drivers will no longer be caught off guard by mobile speed cameras. The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) has given instructions to all traffic officers to position themselves in places clearly visible to road users.
The tax evasion known in the business world in Rabat means that several companies and Moroccan billionaires have avoided paying more than 1.2 billion dirhams in taxes, thus accumulating huge fortunes.
King Mohammed VI has just signed a royal decree prohibiting "the disrespect of the principles of serenity, tranquility, brotherhood and tolerance within the places reserved for the rites of the Islamic religion".