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Tonight—Espionage and Migrant Exploitation
A Spanish investigation reveals the Moroccan regime's maneuvers in electronic espionage, facilitating drug smuggling, and exploiting African migrants for political pressure. It was reported that Moroccan intelligence agencies carried out 768 cyber attacks using the Pegasus spyware, targeting 250 Spanish phones between 2018 and 2019, including security and political figures, such as Spanish Colonel Alberto Aguilera. Morocco also continues to produce over 70% of the hashish destined for Europe, with 257 tons seized in 2025—an increase of 29% compared to the previous year. There are suspicions that Moroccan security officials are involved in drug trafficking networks. Additionally, the migration issue is used as a political pressure tool, as Ceuta experienced large waves of migration, with approximately 80,000 migrants arriving over two days in July. Official figures for apprehended migrants between 2015 and 2026 exceed 56,000, amidst policies that exploit the vulnerability of African migrants rather than protect them.
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