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Hajawi aims to escape Algeria for secrets via ex-Venezuelan general
The article concerns Mahdi Hajjawi, a former official in Moroccan foreign intelligence, attempting to secure legal protection in Spain by offering sensitive intelligence information in exchange for legal concessions, with the aim of avoiding extradition to Morocco. The investigation revealed that Hajjawi sought to contact former officials in Venezuelan and Spanish intelligence agencies, offering confidential data, including information related to chips in the phones of the Spanish Prime Minister. There are suspicions of his connections with Algerian intelligence entities. It was also reported that he possesses encrypted archives that could be handed over to Moroccan rivals or international media in the event of his arrest or extradition, reflecting his use of intelligence information as a bargaining chip for security, financial, and political objectives.
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