In Morocco, Legislation Under the Sign of the Disenchantment of Young People
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More than 15.8 million voters elect on Wednesday a new Parliament between a strong political disaffection, the discomfort of young people and the electoral irruption of the powerful football leader Fouzi Lekjaa
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Courrier internationalMoroccans are called to the polls on Wednesday, 23 September, to elect their 395 deputies to the House of Representatives.
With the crisis in Ceuta still open, and just a year after a wave of youth protests toured the country, Morocco is going to the polls today to renew Parliament.Continue reading...
Rabat fears an abstention of more than 50% that ends up delegitimizing the legislative elections. More information: The disenchantment of young people and the crisis in Ceuta lead to elections in Morocco to a historic abstention
Today, Wednesday, millions of Moroccan voters turn to voting offices throughout Morocco to select their representatives in the First Chamber of Parliament (House of Representatives), amid intense competition among competing political forces.
This Wednesday, the nearly fifteen million Moroccan citizens registered on the electoral roll are called to participate in legislative elections that are being held in a rarefied climate due to the Ceuta crisis and all its derivatives. In a political landscape dominated by monarchist parties, which govern in a coalition executive led by Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch, the result of the ballot boxes is not expected to bring any relevant political…
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