The Moroccan government has raised two objections today to the Spanish-language broadcast by Canal 24 Horas a Spanish TV reports that have relocated to Rabat Sahara troops to the outskirts of Casablanca and Rabat in anticipation of possible unrest. The Foreign Minister, Taieb Fassi Fihri, summoned the ambassador of Spain, Alberto Navarro, to express the "indignation of Morocco to these irresponsible actions," according to official news agency MAP.
Fassi Fihri had previously been in contact with the Foreign Minister, Trinidad Jiménez. In parallel, the Moroccan interior minister, Taieb Cherkaoui, phoned his Spanish counterpart Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba, to "draw attention to the seriousness of the perpetuation of such slips media." Government Spokesman Minister Khaled Naciri, called reporters in Rabat pair to account for these efforts.
Channel 24 hours echoed, in fact, a report published on Saturday Moroccan Hespress web, developed in Canada to circumvent the censorship, which in turn picked up a note in Facebook by the dissident journalist Ali Lmrabet. Morocco is the country far more immune to the protests running through northern Africa.
So the king Mohamed VI was allowed to rest for almost two days at the castle the royal family owns Betz, northwest of Paris. He returned to Morocco on Sunday.
Fassi Fihri had previously been in contact with the Foreign Minister, Trinidad Jiménez. In parallel, the Moroccan interior minister, Taieb Cherkaoui, phoned his Spanish counterpart Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba, to "draw attention to the seriousness of the perpetuation of such slips media." Government Spokesman Minister Khaled Naciri, called reporters in Rabat pair to account for these efforts.
Channel 24 hours echoed, in fact, a report published on Saturday Moroccan Hespress web, developed in Canada to circumvent the censorship, which in turn picked up a note in Facebook by the dissident journalist Ali Lmrabet. Morocco is the country far more immune to the protests running through northern Africa.
So the king Mohamed VI was allowed to rest for almost two days at the castle the royal family owns Betz, northwest of Paris. He returned to Morocco on Sunday.
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