Newsgroup: it.hobby.viaggi
Titolo: MAROCCO AFFITTO 4x4 DICEMBRE

devo affittare un 4x4 a marakesh per 7 giorni e fare un giro al
sud....CHI MI SA DARE UNA DRITTA????
Prezzi cosigli..cosa devo aspettarmi?
e poi il giro??....penso di fare naturalmente un percorso
circolare..ma non so  bene come distribuirlo...in pratica dove dormire
le sette notti....
EPPOI....piste?..quali?...
grazie a todos

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Ciao,
mi chiedevo se qualcuno ti avesse mai risposto a questo post...
E' poco che seguo ihv ma il 28 dicembre vado anch'io in Marocco per 8 giorni
e mi piacerebbe fare qualcosa del genere... tu ci sei gia' stato?
Hai qualche dritta da rifilarmi?
Ciao
Zyon
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Zyon
Monday, 9 December, 2002, 03:03 GMT 
Morocco 'al-Qaeda' trial to resume
 
The case has caused massive controversy in Morocco
 
 
By Paul Wood 
BBC Middle East correspondent in Casablanca  
 
 
The trial of three Saudi nationals accused of belonging to al-Qaeda
and of plotting to blow up British and American warships in the
Mediterranean resumes in Morocco on Monday. 
The three are Abdullah Mesfer Ali al-Ghamdi, Zouhair Hilal and Hilal
El-Assiri 
Along with seven Moroccans, including two of the Saudi men's Moroccan
wives, they are charged with conspiracy to commit murder and attempted
sabotage. 
 
The men are accused of planning to blow up US and British warships
 
The trial is due to get under way at 0830 (0830 GMT) in Casablanca and
if convicted the suspects could face the death penalty. 
The trial is fiercely controversial here, with two very different
versions of what is behind the prosecution. 
The official account is of a major success in defeating attempts by
al-Qaeda to recruit in Morocco and open a new terror campaign here,
targeting both tourists and British and United States warships. 
Suicide attacks 
The three Saudis were allegedly plotting to buy small speed boats,
fill them with explosives and use them for suicide attacks against the
ships as they crossed the narrow Straits of Gibraltar. 
It is also claimed they were planning bomb attacks on tourist buses
and in a public square used by holidaymakers. 
The alternative accounts put forward by the defence in this trial and
opposition figures in Morocco is that the Moroccan security services
were over-eager to impress the Americans. 
That they arrested the three Saudis on a flimsy pretext - obtaining
confessions through the use of torture. 
Western intelligence 
Defence lawyers say that early police claims that explosives were
found in luggage belonging to the Saudis have never been substantiated
and that the confessions remain the only evidence. 
The truth of this may emerge in the trial but Western diplomats say
there was a mass of intelligence pointing to a new al-Qaeda effort in
Morocco before the arrests. 
There was a credible threat, one diplomat said. 
Even though this trial is only just getting under way, the Western
intelligence community has reportedly already drawn one conclusion. 
It is that after its Afghan safe haven was destroyed, al-Qaeda changed
tactics, planning smaller attacks but spreading its net much more
widely. 
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> The case has caused massive controversy in Morocco
Grazie dell'informazione.
Stefania
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Stefania
č un  piacere :))
perchč ti nascondi dietro sp? :))
vincio
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