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The news reports that the investigating judge at the Court of Appeal in Tangier has issued a decision to remand the city's mayor, Mounir Limouri, in preventive detention. This step comes in connection with the case involving ballot papers found outside a voting station during the recent legislative elections at the Al-Quds institution in Tangier. The move follows the completion of a 72-hour period of police custody, during which investigations focused on the source of the ballot papers and the potential parties involved in the falsification and manipulation of the elections. Authorities had previously arrested several suspects, centering their inquiries on officials at the voting stations, while expanding the investigation to include responsibilities pertaining to the mayor. The case aims to clarify the circumstances under which the ballot papers left the polling center and to determine accountability, especially as initial evidence indicated the involvement of individuals linked to the electoral process. This reflects serious and broad judicial dimensions related to election fraud.
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