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The Supreme Court of the Canary Islands in Spain has upheld prison sentences of four and a half years for four Moroccans, following their conviction for smuggling approximately 4,723 kilograms of hashish. The drugs were transported aboard boats that departed from Moroccan coasts heading to the Canary Islands. The shipment, estimated to be worth around eight million euros, was hidden on two inflatable boats that were intercepted in November 2024. These operations are considered part of an organized trafficking network, as the shipments lacked legal registration and necessary equipment. The sentences were confirmed after the appeals were rejected. The verdict also included the confiscation of the drugs and equipment, and a seven-year ban on the convicted individuals entering Spain.
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