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The report by the French newspaper "Le Canard enchaîné" presents exclusive testimonies from a former official in the Moroccan external intelligence service. He talks about the events involving the mass escape towards Ceuta in July, claiming that the operation was not spontaneous but possibly orchestrated to serve political objectives, linking it to a power struggle among influential centers around the palace. The report also mentions Morocco's use of the Pegasus spyware program to monitor political figures, including Macron and Sánchez. A former official confirmed that the program was used against European and African personalities, and noted that senior security figures such as Abdelatif Hamaoui and Fouad Eleyhima maintain connections with intelligence agencies. This deepens the mystery surrounding the political and security exploitation of sensitive files. The narrative highlights that these leaks reveal an extensive electronic espionage network operating inside and outside Morocco, exposing a covert power struggle that threatens the country's security system, accompanied by warnings about the risks of hacking and leaks that now endanger the confidentiality of state institutions.
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