The Association of Moroccans in France has demonstrated this Saturday near the headquarters of the Spanish Embassy in Paris to protest the presence of the leader of the Polisario Front, Brahim Ghali, in Logroño, where he is hospitalized for coronavirus. Dozens of people have seconded the protest with Moroccan flags and to ask Spain “to clarify its position vis-à-vis Morocco” and they have accused Madrid of “conspiring” with Algeria to secretly host Ghali, reports the official Moroccan news agency, MAP. “The society Moroccan civilian in France, present today in Paris, denounces the unacceptable actions of the Spanish Government and demands the arrest of the terrorist leader of the Polisario militias, Brahim Ghali “, the organizers have raised in a statement. In particular, they accuse the Spanish Government of” to welcome »Ghali« despite being the first connoisseur of the atrocities and serious charges of which he is accused. “The Spanish State justifies its attitude with humanitarian considerations,” they lamented. “Faced with the intolerable actions of the Spanish government, we, Moroccan citizens in France, want to know if the Spanish State wants to sacrifice its political, commercial, economic and strategic relationship with our country, Morocco, because of a criminal “, they have raised. Ghali entered Spain from Algeria at the end of April and is hospitalized in Logroño without any intervention by the authorities, according to the Spanish Government, which attributes the transfer to “humanitarian reasons”.Ghali has several judicial fronts open in Spain, by virtue of which the judge of the National Court Santiago Pedraz has summoned him to testify on June 1, but he does not weigh any type of precautionary measure and could therefore leave the country if you are discharged before that date.
Moroccans gather in front of the Spanish Embassy in Paris due to the presence of the Polisario leader in Logroño
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