Mauritania frees ex-president's associates

The judicial authorities in Mauritania have released two of the most prominent associates of former President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz after they spent two years in prison on charges of corruption in the "Decade File." Meanwhile, Ould Abdel Aziz remains the sole imprisoned individual in the case after many other defendants were acquitted and released. He faces a 15-year prison sentence and a fine of up to 3 million dollars, although his defense team questions the legitimacy of the trial, claiming it was unconstitutional. His health situation has sparked widespread controversy across the country, with many believing he suffers from serious health issues requiring treatment abroad, despite authorities affirming that he is receiving the necessary care.

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