The criminal court of Toledo has sentenced a couple to ten months in prison for having introduced into Spain from Morocco in 2013 a dog infected with rabies that bit several people, including minors.
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.
Eighteen years after its launch, the construction project of the Samanah Country Club tourist complex in Marrakech is still at a standstill. One of the partners of the French audit firm KPMG is suspected of having helped to conceal the accounts of the company promoting the project.
Farid Toloun, a Lyonnais of Moroccan origin, sentenced to 24 years in prison for voluntary homicide and involved in several cases of serious assault and battery, is actively being sought by France. He is one of Europe’s most wanted criminals.
A new hearing took place before the Court of Cassation in Rabat as part of the case of the murder, in 2018, of two Scandinavian tourists in the Imlil region.
Lamya Ben Malek, a women’s rights activist, deplores the lack of responsiveness of the Moroccan authorities and civil society in the face of denunciations of sexual harassment by minors on social networks.
The trial of the Moroccan M.H.B, accused of having rammed his car into 9 people in Yunquera de Henares (Castilla-La Mancha) on March 26, 2021, opened this Tuesday. The prosecution has requested 57 years in prison against him for attempted homicide on the nine victims and a crime of reckless driving.
Moroccan Farid Hilali, who was in pre-trial detention in the United Kingdom, was claimed by the Spanish justice system for his alleged involvement in the September 11 attacks in New York. The accused, after being acquitted, filed a complaint against the Spanish state to be compensated.
The Brussels resident Fatiha left Syria, which she had joined since 2015, and surrendered to the Belgian authorities last April. During her stay in this war-torn country, she married two fighters with whom she had three children.
Since the entry into force of the Family Code in 2004, divorce cases have increased in Morocco, reaching a total of 26,957 cases in 2021, according to the Ministry of Justice.
The National Railway Office (ONCF) is said to have published an incomplete map of Morocco on one of its posters, sparking the outrage of Moroccan internet users. The Office has just denied the information and plans to take legal action against the authors of this rumor.
The Spanish newspaper El Mundo was ordered by the Barcelona court to pay a symbolic 1 euro for accusing a Moroccan company in a publication of serving as "cover for Moroccan spies".