Morocco
By Larry Habegger | Permalink |
No Comments | May 28th, 2003 | Trackback
The Moroccan government has been trying to reassure tourists and businesspeople that the country remains safe in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks in Casablanca May 16, but at the same time police are reporting numerous phone calls threatening similar attacks at hotels, nightclubs and restaurants in Rabat and other cities. Locals are worried and wondering if such attacks could happen again, and many consider the attacks to be driven by poverty and misery. The country remains in a heightened state of alert.
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Morocco
By Larry Habegger | Permalink |
No Comments | May 21st, 2003 | Trackback
Few security experts expected a terrorist attack in Morocco, especially of the magnitude of the five nearly simultaneous bombings that killed 41 and injured more than 100 May 16. But the incidents suggest the reach of Islamic terrorists, whether tied to al Qaeda or not. Authorities are still uncertain of al Qaeda links to the attack, but all of the attackers were Moroccan.
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