Why Does Mohammed VI Give The Spanish King A Plot Of Land In Morocco?

The Honorary King of Spain Juan Carlos I had obtained plots of land alongside the tourist Marrakech as a gift from the King of Morocco Mohamed VI, and this was mentioned in secret records published by the Spanish website Okdiario, belonging to the currently arrested police inspector, Jose Villarejo, and the King’s german friend, Corinna Larsen, who stated in her conversation that King Juan Carlos received a gift from the King of Morocco, which is a land in Marrakech.

According to the videos shown on the website, the friend of the King of Spain cried out, “They are doing very dangerous things. The king has been given lands originally belonging to the King of Morocco, he wants me to buy them to return them to him later … The lawyer Canonica was used to study the situation. If the king does not know what he wants to do, so we cannot put ourselves in a position … What do you want me to do with a property where there is nothing but camels and desert, there is no electricity, so you must invest in security too because this country is very dangerous”, she said, referring to the Kingdom of Morocco.

The article on the website adds that while the inspector was recording the call without her knowledge, she was complaining that the former king’s aides tried to use her as a front in corruption cases related to the king’s wealth, but she refused, and Corinna Larsen said, “This land has become a poisoned gift, because it is whatever its cost, it is an arid land, which extends for about 45,000 square meters, near the Moroccan city of Marrakech, and it belongs to lands owned by the Moroccan king”.

Corinna explained that the value of the land amounts to two million euros, but the question does not relate to the price of the land, but rather it cannot be sold … How will you sell land that does not have anything? It is as if you were given a piece of desert in Saudi Arabia, a poisoned gift will cost you six times the price … it is a piece of land that is not suitable for anything, the Spanish king’s lawyer, Dante Canonica, has asked me to do this in my name”.

Lawyer Canonica and Alvaro de Orleans are being investigated, among some of the personalities surrounding the king, by the Geneva prosecutor, Yves Bertossa, for the crime of money laundering, and the Spanish justice has opened an investigation into the files of the king’s corruption, and because of the repercussions of the scandals on the reputation of the royal establishment, Spain asked the current king, Felipe VI, to take steps to get away from his father and declare that he is not guilty of all his father’s corruption files.

At a time when the Spanish government is seeking to contain the anger of the Spanish people, by asking King Felipe VI to expel his father from the Royal Palace in Madrid, and from the membership of the Spanish monarchy because of this scandal, the scandal of Mohammed VI’s extradition of Moroccan lands unfit for cultivation goes unnoticed, without anyone moving. So, Mohamed VI will increase the registration of a new scandal within his record with scandals, and he was the one who silenced and violated Moroccan regions in favour of the Spanish Kingdom.

What calls for asking questions is that the Makhzen media talked about the scandal extensively, and threw arrows of accusations against the Spanish king, ignoring the Moroccan king as he is the donor of Moroccan lands, at a time when the Moroccan people were waiting to recover the lands of Ceuta and Melilla that are occupied by Spain.

Hence, we conclude that, if the Spanish King’s German friend was not afraid to enter the prison, the game’s streaks would not have been exposed, and from it, and that what is being obscured and spent in secret from gifting lands and privileges is much more than what was exposed.

Echourouk Online, 26 juil 2020

Tags : Spain, King Juan Carlos, Morocco, Mohammed VI, Corinna Larsen,

Morocco's so-called "Africanness" stripped by the coronavirus pandemic

In Morocco, the Covid-19 is at the origin of a humanitarian crisis within the sub-Saharan migrant community, accentuated by a violent repression of the police.

In the town of El Aaiun, where some banana republics recently opened consulates in exchange for a few tickets for the pockets of France's new slave traders, a mutiny broke out in a migrant detention center on May 1 where more than 70 migrants have been detained without legal framework for more than a month.

If the first 14 days were justified by the authorities as containment measures, the rest of the month, these people were deprived of their liberty without legal reason.

After a month, these migrants rebelled, demanding their release. Knowing that many of them have accommodation. The interventions of local associations did not allow their release.

On May 1, the police fired rubber bullets to retaliate against the revolt of these migrants. The mutiny ended in 4 injured on the migrants' side and as many among the police. The worst was just avoided.

The dispatch from the official MAP news agency, the only one on this subject, does not respect the necessary balance and overlap. It does not provide factual details on the reasons for this mutiny.

This very serious news story reveals the humanitarian crisis situation of these communities. Isolated, deprived of the right of exit and excluded from the various aid programs launched by the government, reflects the true racist face of the Moroccan monarchy and its role as policeman of Europe in Africa.

According to local sources, in Nador, NGOs are often prohibited from delivering aid to isolated migrants in the forests of the province. In Rabat, for lack of a travel document, the irregulars cannot leave home to recover the food baskets.

The Moroccan state, which claims to be the "African leader" in immigration matters, is starving and shooting migrants. Thus, its African strategy based on the bubbles of false propaganda is exposed by the facts of the situation experienced by sub-Saharan migrants whose overwhelming majority come from the allied countries of Morocco in the question of Western Sahara (Senegal, Côte d 'Ivoire, Mali).

The new slave traders from France, Macky Sall and Alassane Ouattara hide behind the silence as a thank you to the checks signed by Mohammed VI and which go directly to their accounts in France and Switzerland.

Tags: Morocco, Western Sahara, Laayoune, migrants, sub-Saharans, Mohammed VI, racism,