Jan Šinágl angažovaný občan, nezávislý publicista

Meanwhile, it has emerged that the scandal could also involve other MEPs.

The Belgian newspaper Le Soir and the weekly Knack finally reconstructed the genesis of the investigation: according to both newspapers, it started in 2021 without any warning or outside intervention, based on an investigation by the Belgian secret services, which had already secretly entered the house of former Italian MEP Antonio Panzeri and found 700,000 euros in cash. At that time, they decided to hand over all the documentation to the Belgian judge who was conducting the investigation.

Greek media: more than 60 MEPs in the crosshairs of Belgian justice

More than 60 Members of the European Parliament are reportedly in the crosshairs of the maximum Qatargate investigation being conducted by the Belgian judiciary. This was reported by the private Greek television station MegaTv. According to the Greek TV, the MEPs who could be affected by the investigations and searches would mostly belong to the political families of the Socialistsand Democrats, the European People's Party and other left-wing parties. The German online newspaper Focus.de also reported on this indiscretion, but the Belgian Federal Prosecutor's Office has not confirmed it.

More than 500 Moroccan secret agents have infiltrated EU institutions. Members of the European Parliament are being controlled by 007 agents without their knowledge. For three years, they spied on journalists, Algerian and French politicians: one of President Emmanuel Macron's mobile phones appeared on a list of 50,000 phone numbers targeted by the spyware. Morocco will emerge victorious from this scandal too, because it is blackmailing all the countries.

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"In prison for four years because I didn't cooperate. 500 agents infiltrated EU institutions. They're bugging politicians, even Macron."

"I was kidnapped, tortured and held in a secret Moroccan intelligence prison. At one point I was even offered money to cooperate with them from Italy. I refused and then they left me in an underground prison for seven months. Thanks to Italian justice, however, I managed to return here".

The investigation by the Belgian Federal Prosecutor's Office, which is uncovering a vast network of corruption inside and outside the European Parliament, does not surprise Mohamed Dihani at all, especially when it comes to 007's infiltration capabilities in Rabat. On 22 July, the Sahrawi activist and human rights defender managed to enter Italian territory and apply for international protection after a long legal battle, thanks to the support of Amnesty International.

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Corruption at the highest level of the EU: secret meeting in Suite 412