How drug trafficking at the Morocco–EU border evolved from mules to high tech tunnels

For decades, the primary method to move hashish from northern Morocco into the European market was low‑tech and human‑dependent. In the early phase of drug trafficking from Morocco to Europe, the trade relied heavily on human couriers, known as mules, who carried cannabis across the Spanish‑Morocco frontier at the Spanish exclaves of Ceuta and Melilla, [] The post How drug trafficking at the Morocco–EU border evolved from mules to high tech tunnels appeared first on HESPRESS English - Morocco News.