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Pegasus: French media deploy their own software of bias while forgetting scandals made in France
As outlets such as France 24 suffer convenient bouts of amnesia whenever France’s own technological misdeeds are concerned, yet another smear campaign is being waged against Morocco over the increasingly tiresome Pegasus affair. With another Amnesty International report, built on marginal testimony, providing the latest pretext, the double standard remains as glaring as ever—particularly when set against the “Predator Files” scandal.
Hijaouy case: Ex-wife’s denial deals a major blow to defense’s Paris surveillance claims
In a categorical denial, the former wife of the self-proclaimed former senior Moroccan foreign intelligence official flatly rejects claims that she ever filed a surveillance complaint in Paris and publicly disavows both her former husband and his lawyers, William Bourdon and Vincent Brengarth, long associated with media-driven campaigns and the political instrumentalization of cases involving Morocco. A crushing setback for the defense.
Pegasus, Season Two: Anatomy of a media spin-off that bombed spectacularly
Five years after the Pegasus affair first dominated headlines, Forbidden Stories and its media partners—chief among them France’s Le Monde —are attempting to breathe new life into allegations that Morocco used Pegasus spyware for surveillance. Built on recycled claims, methodological contortions and, above all, a single questionable source invoking an invisible whistleblower, this “second season” begins to unravel the moment its foundations are examined. An anatomy of a media offensive that mistakes repetition for revelation and outrage for evidence.