According to Spanish judicial and security sources, revealed that the secret tunnel linking Morocco to Ceuta was not only used for drug trafficking but also for smuggling weapons and migrants. This discovery highlights the deep complicity of the Moroccan regime in sustaining organized crime networks.
According to La Razón, the tunnel was part of a structured system that diversified its activities — from narcotics to human trafficking — exploiting weak border surveillance and the collusion of powerful actors. Investigations point to a Moroccan businessman, Mustafa Cheri Bouzi, nicknamed “King of Tunnels”, suspected of masterminding a complex underground infrastructure capable of moving up to eight tons per month of illicit goods.
These revelations raise serious doubts about the credibility of Moroccan border control and expose the extent to which smuggling has become entrenched under official negligence or complicity.
