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Tangier mayor appears after 72 hours in custody
The article addresses the case of the detention of Tangier's mayor, Munir Lmouri, after election papers linked to polling stations were found during the legislative elections held on September 23. He was held for 72 hours under custody before appearing before the public prosecution. These measures came after his immediate arrest upon his arrival from Spain, in connection with an investigation into the removal of voting papers from the election office. The public prosecutor requested an extension of the detention period, and a decision regarding his legal status—whether to release him or proceed with formal charges—is expected today, based on the investigation's findings. These findings have raised suspicions involving other officials, as well as discrepancies in the ink used on some of the ballots. The case mainly revolves around the investigation into the illegal extraction of electoral papers and the possible individuals responsible, with ongoing legal proceedings aimed at uncovering further details of this incident.
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