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Corcas Websites Hit by Wana Decrypt0r 5/15/2017
Like tens of thousands of servers around the world, two of CORCAS six websites suffered on the morning of Friday May 12th WanaDecrypt0r virus attacks. It should be noted that this virus enters computers, scans them to encrypt the most important files. A message appears asking for a ransom in bitcoin, the new immaterial currency on the Internet.
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Gdim Izik Trial "Extremely Exemplary," International Observer 5/11/2017
Defendants "seeking to make the trial an international event of political nature, breach foundations of freedom, law and democracy"
The trial of the defendants in the events of Gdim Izik, prosecuted for the establishment of criminal gangs and violence against police officers, which led to premeditated death, mutilation of bodies and complicity, is "excessively exemplary" and "respects the fundamentals of ' a fair trial,' said international observer, French lawyer Hubert Seillan.
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Colombian Senate Reiterates Support for Morocco's Efforts Aimed at Reaching Solution to Sahara Based on Autonomy 5/10/2017
Colombian Senate’s Foreign Relations Committee reiterated its full support for Morocco's efforts aimed at reaching a solution to the Sahara issue on the basis of the Moroccan autonomy plan.
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Morocco Welcomes Sahara Provisions in 2017 US Appropriations Bill 5/9/2017
Morocco welcomes the provisions on the Moroccan Sahara contained in the 2017 US Appropriations Bill, signed Friday by President Donald Trump, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation said Friday.
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Malawi Supports Efforts Made Since 2007 for Political Solution to Sahara Issue 5/8/2017
Malawi has withdrawn its recognition of "SADR," Foreign Minister of Malawi, Francis Kasaila, said Friday in Rabat.
"The Republic of Malawi has decided to withdraw its recognition of SADR, which it recognized onMarch 6, 2014, to maintain a neutral position vis-à-vis the regional Sahara conflict," Kasaila said in a briefing following a meeting with the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Nasser Bourita.
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