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Lawyers Hajjaoui refute ABC allegations
The French lawyers William Bordon and Vencens Brongarth categorically denied the accusations reported in the Spanish newspaper "ABC" concerning their client, Mahdi Hjaoui, and his alleged involvement in a widespread leak of Moroccan intelligence agency data. The defense confirmed that Hjaoui has never previously transferred, disclosed, or handed over any secret information related to surveillance operations or databases connected to intelligence services, and stated that the newspaper's allegations are unfounded. They also emphasized that there is no direct or indirect connection between Hjaoui and the newspaper or its journalists, and that the anonymous source relied upon by "ABC" lacks concrete evidence of Hjaoui's involvement in data leaks or espionage activities, including allegations related to the Pegasus program targeting the Spanish Prime Minister. The defense requested that the newspaper publish a correction regarding what was reported and urged the media to exercise caution until clear and verifiable evidence is available.
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