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Singer Dounia Batma , accompanied by her lawyer, joined the courtroom of the Marrakech Court of Appeal on Wednesday where her appeal trial is taking place. The star was granted a small favor by the judge.
The Moroccan passport ranks 52nd with a mobility score of 58, according to the latest Henley Passport Index ranking. A score below the global average.
The repatriation operation in Ceuta is not making everyone happy. A dozen Moroccans, blocked for 6 months, refuse to add their names to the list submitted by the authorities of the Spanish enclave.
Moroccan singer Dounia Batma has just announced a sad news on her Instagram account. Her uncle Hassan, brother of her late uncle Larbi Batma, died on Monday after a long illness.
A French national was arrested on Monday by elements of the Marrakech police prefecture. The individual is being prosecuted for his involvement in an international drug and drug trafficking network.
The Criminal Court of Ceuta sentenced a young Moroccan to 3 and a half years in prison with a fine of 202,778 euros, for drug trafficking and threat to public health. The sentence was reduced due to the risk taken by the defendant to make the crossing.
The Court of First Instance in Casablanca has ordered a private clinic to pay 1 million dirhams to the parents of a severely disabled child following a medical error.
4 million dirhams have disappeared from a bank account opened by a businessman in a bank branch in Essaouira . Behind this case, several individuals, some of whom are on the run.
A meeting recently took place between the leader of the Socialist Party, Driss Lachgar, and the Advisor to the Algerian President, Abdelmajid Tebboune. The two parties discussed the idea of reopening the Moroccan-Algerian borders .
After 20 years of practice, a 52-year-old pharmacist in Oujda has finally succumbed to the lure of easy money, becoming one of the largest suppliers of psychotropic tablets in Morocco.
A cargo of more than 2 tons of cocaine, bearing the effigy of Pablo Escobar, was seized at the port of Rotterdam. The ship had transited through the port of Tanger-Med.
Slimane I., a member of a Moroccan mafia specialized in the vandalism of bank ATMs, appeared last week before the Hagen court in Germany. The individual faces up to 15 years in prison.