Following the death on Monday of a 33-year-old woman, shortly after receiving the Covid-19 vaccine Janssen produced by the Johnson & Johnson laboratory, the Ministry of Health announced that it had launched an investigation. The aim is to determine whether the vaccine is responsible for the woman’s death or whether it is an unfortunate coincidence.
In Marrakech , a woman died after receiving the Covid-19 vaccine, Janssen. Another is in a coma while a third is having reversible convulsions. Two investigations have been opened.
While Morocco has opened a judicial investigation into the espionage allegations and filed a complaint in Paris, the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) has summoned two ministers before Parliament.
The judicial police of Bernoussi in Casablanca apprehended three individuals suspected of belonging to a large network of truck-trailer thieves.
French President Emmanuel Macron convened an "exceptional defense council dedicated to the Pegasus affair and the issue of cybersecurity" this Thursday, July 22nd. The announcement was made by Gabriel Attal, the government spokesman.
The espionage allegations against Morocco have led to the opening of a judicial investigation into false allegations contained in articles published by foreign newspapers. The Presidency of the Public Prosecutor’s Office has just given instructions to the Attorney General of the King near the Court of Appeal of Rabat and to the National Brigade of the Judicial Police (BNPJ).
King Mohammed VI and members of the royal family would have been selected as targets by a user of the Israeli Pegasus software. This is what the investigation conducted by the international consortium created by Forbidden Stories reveals.
Morocco is said to have spied on numerous Algerian officials, including Saïd Bouteflika, brother of the former ousted President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, using the Israeli software Pegasus. This is what the newspaper Le Monde claims, which published an investigation conducted on 6,000 numbers.
As expected, the health crisis has major repercussions on the celebration of Eid Al Adha this year. Thus, 73% of Moroccans have decided to spend this period at home, abandoning the tradition of family visits or apartment rentals.
On Tuesday, May 9, 2017, the lives of two young people, Sabrina and Ouassim, changed forever around 10 p.m. in the tunnels of Avenue Louise in Brussels. A police chase that ended in tragedy. Grieving families, residents who want to understand and who demand just punishment for the police officers responsible for the deaths of these two young people.
The information that a Moroccan security service would have used spyware developed by an Israeli company to target about thirty journalists is false according to the Moroccan authorities. The government denies it and reserves the right to take the measures it deems appropriate.
Morocco used the Pegasus software to spy on Moroccan, Algerian and French journalists. This is revealed by an investigation conducted by Forbidden Stories and its partners, including Amnesty International.