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Moroccan Hashish Seizure Exposes Drug Economy
In 2025, Spanish authorities confiscated 75.1 tons of cannabis resin (hashish) in Cádiz Province, out of a total of 198 tons seized across various regions of Spain, along with 8.3 tons of cocaine. Data indicate that Moroccan drug trafficking networks operating across the Mediterranean are primarily responsible for hashish flows. Security operations have arrested a Moroccan resident in France who attempted to smuggle 10.2 kilograms of hashish at the port of Ceuta, as well as Moroccan individuals in Italy involved in trafficking and distributing quantities of drugs including cocaine, hashish, and heroin. Additionally, authorities have seized weapons and ammunition. These recurring operations reveal the diversity of transnational criminal activities encompassing transportation, smuggling, and storage. Drug revenues are among the main sources of the informal economy for these networks, while the Moroccan regime continues to ignore their activities.
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