HIBAPRESS
Algeria is experiencing a continuous explosion in clandestine immigration networks, which are flourishing day by day in light of a failed military regime that has turned the country into a large prison from which young people are fleeing at any cost.
The economic and social oppression imposed on Algerians by the Cabranates regime continues to drive thousands to ride death boats in search of a decent life outside the hell of Lieutenant General Said Chengriha, Chief of Staff of the Army, and the generals. In this context, Algerian media revealed that the security services in Oran announced the dismantling of a criminal network specializing in organizing clandestine immigration trips to Europe, after the arrest of four people, one of whom is wanted by justice under four arrest warrants. The operation came after the security services were able to track the movements of the network, which was using a private residence to prepare "burning" trips and collect candidates for sailing, in a scene that reflects the extent of despair at the situation inside Algeria. After coordination with the public prosecutor at the Oran court, the search and intervention team carried out a thorough raid that resulted in the arrest of those involved one after another. The operation also resulted in the seizure of large sums of money representing the proceeds of their illegal activity, amounting to 320 million Algerian centimes and 5,660 euros, which confirms that the "trade of escape from Algeria" has become more profitable in light of the comprehensive social collapse of the country. The detainees were prosecuted on charges of smuggling immigrants and belonging to an organized criminal group, with their referral to the judiciary to complete the investigations. This incident comes to shed light again on the gloomy face of Algeria under military rule, where the citizen no longer finds anything but the sea as a way to salvation from poverty, unemployment, and the lack of hope in the country.
