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'If the Situation Were Good, Why Did Thousands of Young People Want to Go to Ceuta?': the Z Generation of Morocco, a Year After the Mass Protests

Summary by El Periódico
The Z generation of Morocco continues to be the protagonist after one year of the protests with which it raised its voice to ask for reforms. A little more than a week ago it was again because of its absence in polling stations during the elections. Two months ago, the young people were the majority among those who used to cross into Ceuta. It is a generation that debates and divides between the desire to change its future in Morocco and the des…

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'If the Situation Were Good, Why Did Thousands of Young People Want to Go to Ceuta?': the Z Generation of Morocco, a Year After the Mass Protests

The Z generation of Morocco continues to be the protagonist after one year of the protests with which it raised its voice to ask for reforms. A little more than a week ago it was again because of its absence in polling stations during the elections. Two months ago, the young people were the majority among those who used to cross into Ceuta. It is a generation that debates and divides between the desire to change its future in Morocco and the des…

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El Periódico broke the news in Barcelona, Spain on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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