A Moroccan, the alleged author of the fire that cost the lives of two people last August in Torrejón de Ardoz (Community of Madrid), appeared in several media a few hours after his crime, recounting the facts as a simple witness.
Hicham Chakir, a Moroccan-origin municipal councilor of Molenbeek, is being prosecuted in a corruption case, and is being held in custody. The justice will rule on his provisional release in 15 days.
More trouble for Mounir Gnawi. The rapper was sentenced to one year in prison by the Court of First Instance in Salé. He had been charged with multiple assaults, public drunkenness and insults to police officers in the performance of their duties.
Incarcerated since last July as part of the execution of the 24-month prison sentence that can be adjusted, rapper Mister You, whose real name is Younès Latifi , has finally obtained conditional release.
Hicham Chakir, municipal councilor of Molenbeek, in the Brussels region, would have spent several days in prison before being released.
Moroccan Jews were victims of a real estate scam in Tétouan orchestrated by a vast network specialized in fraud and real estate dispossession. Its mastermind was arrested and then detained.
The court of Pravia (Asturias) on Monday sentenced an 88-year-old woman to six months in prison and a fine of 720 euros for making racist remarks towards a young Moroccan woman wearing a veil in the health center of the city.
A few days before the start of the trial of the Brussels attacks, the Belgian authorities have transferred Mohamed Abrini to the prison of Leuze-en-Hainaut. It would be a security issue.
Moroccan student Brahim Saadoun arrived on Saturday evening at Mohammed V International Airport via a flight from Riyadh International Airport in Saudi Arabia. Sentenced to death by the separatist authorities of Donetsk in Ukraine, he was released following negotiations led by Saudi Arabia.
The Moroccan subsidiary of the French group Newrest will now be in charge of the collective catering of prisoners in five regions of the kingdom.
Imprisoned for criticizing the Moroccan authorities on YouTube and Facebook, human rights activist Rida Benotmane is supported by Amnesty International, which calls for his immediate release and the dropping of all charges against him.
A Moroccan and a Franco-Algerian were sentenced on Friday in Paris to prison terms ranging from two to three years for terrorism financing. The funds were transferred via cryptocurrency from France to Syria.