MOROCCO - NINE MILES FROM EUROPE
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Morocco, 1995 to 2026. The kingdom that grew much of Europe's hashish lies nine miles from Spain; its drug money reached courtrooms, prisons and councils: Tetouan judges arrested on suspicion of selling verdicts, a trafficker who walked out of Kenitra unreported, a palace security chief convicted of taking a trafficker's money, and in 2026, on a Malian prisoner's accusations, a regional president sentenced at first instance to twelve years. Beside it ran other thefts: a social-security fund's lost billions, diaspora savings sent to Panama, houses taken with forged deeds. Covers Saïd Naciri, Abdenbi Bioui and Hadj Ahmed Ben Brahim in the Escobar du Sahara case, Mounir Erramach and the Tetouan judges, Mohamed El Kharraz and Abdelaziz Izzou, Mohamed El Ouardi and Bab Darna, and Rafiq Haddaoui and the CNSS.
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