In Morocco, Legislation Under the Sign of the Disenchantment of Young People
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The streets of Moroccan cities and villages are littered with leaflets from political party candidates. A clear sign that it is once again time for Moroccans to elect 395 new members to the House of Representatives. However, the population does not seem to be particularly enthusiastic about today's elections. Young people, in particular, do not plan to vote. According to figures from the Moroccan government, only 4 percent of the 15.8 million r…
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.
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