Maghreb

Sí, eso, claro.

Suecia y Francia son africanos musulmanes, magrebí, pero aquí sería el voto latino, sin duda, el que podría determinar una, una, un...

Sí, yo sí creo que, que, que...

Es decir, cuando tú atraes, cuando tú, cuando una persona entra a un territorio de forma ilegal, evidentemente es porque no, no tiene dinero suficiente.

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This discovery pushes back the evidence for organized defensive architecture in the Maghreb and suggests that societies in this region at this time were more complex and structured than previously believed.

Our study also reveals how the ridge of Wed Bait would become a focal point again in the medieval period, during the 11th to 13th centuries AD.

The same defensive structure was rebuilt, a hamlet or farm was established on a nearby hilltop, and people were buried in a cemetery between the two areas.

Together these findings provide rare archaeological insights into rural communities during both prehistoric and medieval times.

They help us understand how societies developed and maintained themselves in a region too often left out of the history books.

A Prehistoric Hub in the Maghreb For a long time, the later prehistory of North Africa's Maghreb region, the Mediterranean countries of Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia, has been poorly understood.

Compared with neighboring areas such as Iberia in southwestern Europe or Athens in the eastern Mediterranean, archaeological evidence was often fragmentary.

Here in Morocco, I take belly dancing every week and love it.

I love it as like a safe space for women, especially in the Maghreb culture.

We're women.

It's a woman-only sort of studio.

And a young woman was sitting next to me and we're in a shared car with six seats.

And she just struck up the conversation, young 21 year old girl.

and she's in graduate school and she told me all about her graduate work studying the cultural sociological linguistics around the word shame in the Maghreb and Arabic culture which is totally fascinating and she interviewed her grandmother and all her grandmother's friends her mother and our mother's friends and all her peers and how the word shame has evolved into something that was very guilt-laden to something that you know the she and her peers don't even care anything about it

anymore which is kind of interesting and just like

He made enemies at the Spanish court by boasting of his exploits and therefore struggled to gain advancement.

In 1732, he was wounded badly in the leg while leading a large body of Spanish troops against Moorish forces near Oran in the Maghreb.

His efforts to gain admission to Jonathan Swift's famed Scribblers Club during this period had failed, the dean perhaps correctly surmising that keeping such a correspondence could be dangerous for him and his friends.

Between 1733 and 1743, Wogan suffered a deep depression out of frustration at his lack of advancement and dire financial circumstances brought about by arrears of payment for his colonel's commission at its worst point, 22 months in arrears.

Hoy esa misma franja está en el centro del tablero geopolítico.

with coup d'etat, jihadism, departure from France, arrival from Russia and China, migratory routes and the fear that disorder will cross into Maghreb and the Mediterranean.

We are talking about the Sahel and to understand this piece of the puzzle is with us Gerardo Muñoz-Lorente, writer, researcher, historian and author of the book that I have been reading, The Sahel, the new scenario of global geopolitics, which it really is.

Gerardo, it's a pleasure to greet you from Boston.

And that Salafist group settled in the north of Mali, which is bordering on southern Algeria.

And there they became one more member of Al-Qaeda, which we know that Al-Qaeda are independent groups that are organized autonomously by everyone.

And then they organized what was then called the ACMI, the Islamic Maghreb Al Qaeda, and they began to prosper politically and militarily, especially also because they found a very important executive branch in Mali, with an internal war that there was against the Bamako government on the part of the Tuaregs.

The Tuaregs, we all know that it is a very Arab, but in reality they are Berber, who wanted their independence in their territory, which is the north of Mali.

Well, Sylvain Georges has now quite a long and large oeuvre that's actually finally really getting a lot of recognition by Acide Gann, for instance.

But he just completed a trilogy on young boys who are actually there for... from Morocco for the most part, or from the Maghreb, and how they're actually hanging out in Melilla, which is another city enclave that's below Ceuta, former Spanish enclave, and actually accompanies them as they make their way to Paris.

And Georges is very much an experimental filmmaker, films in black and white, and has this very insurrectionary kind of feel in his films.

And also, you know, does these, you know, pays equal intensities of attention to human figures and nature.