Mohamed Houli
Mohamed Houli is one of the three individuals convicted for the 2017 Barcelona and Cambrils terrorist attacks, which resulted in 16 deaths and over 300 injuries. Currently serving a 43-year prison sentence, he recently appeared before a congressional commission, claiming that the National Intelligence Center (CNI) was aware of the attackers' plans. His controversial statements have sparked debate, with some political figures expressing sympathy for him while many others condemned his attempts to frame himself as a victim.
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Mohamed Houli is one of the three jihadists convicted for the 2017 Barcelona and Cambrils attacks.
El PP reclamó a un preso del 11-M en el Congreso para fomentar la teoría de la conspiración | España
Spain· 2025-02-17
Mohamed Houli, one of the convicted individuals for the attacks, reignited conspiracy theories during his testimony.
Comedia conspiranoica en el Congreso | EspañaSpain· 2025-02-14
Mohamed Houli, one of the three jihadists convicted for the Barcelona and Cambrils attacks in 2017, has joined a conspiracy theory without providing any evidence.
Un yihadista condenado por los atentados de Barcelona se suma sin pruebas a la teoría de la conspiración | Noticias de CataluñaSpain· 2025-02-13
