Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Mar 10, 2012 | Morocco News, News |
RABAT (Reuters) – A Moroccan court on Friday rejected appeals from two men convicted over the bombing of a cafe in Marrakesh that killed 17 people in April, and raised the life term imposed on one of them to the death...
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The Washington Post By Andrea Sachs and Becky Krystal Global tourism outlook, family-friendly hotels and more Tourism boost, not bust Travel and tourism to the rescue! The World Travel & Tourism Council has some cheery...
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Forbes GREEN TECH Image via Wikipedia Having spent the last few weeks talking to stakeholders in the effort to turn North Africa into a limitless source of renewable energy, I’ve found the most common question is not ‘If’ but...
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Arab Spring in soft voices: Winds of freedom not for men only Middle East Online Tunisian women warn against any attempt by new Islamist government to curtail their rights as Egyptian women demand right to co-draft new...
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(AFP) – March 9, 2012 RABAT — A Moroccan appeal court confirmed a death sentence Friday against the mastermind of the April 2011 Marrakesh bombing that killed 17 people, and handed a death sentence to one of the others...
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