The situation of Moroccan political parties today may find them uncolored, baitful and smelly, and they may find them coloured, like chameleons, not setting firm principles, and their political life is a struggle to reach the edge of power and to win governmental and parliamentary positions is their goal. The aim is to justify any means of reaching the chair of responsibility, whether by voting, using corrupt money, or exploiting influence. [...]
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The situation of Moroccan political parties today may find them uncolored, baitful and smelly, and they may find them coloured, like chameleons, not setting firm principles, and their political life is a struggle to reach the edge of power and to win governmental and parliamentary positions is their goal. The aim is to justify any means of reaching the chair of responsibility, whether by voting, using corrupt money, or exploiting influence. [...]