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Morocco Elects a New Parliament: Key Parties, Their Platforms, and the Competitive Landscape

Moroccans are casting their votes to elect a new parliament that will form a government for the next five years, in an election dominated by issues of purchasing power, unemployment, and social inequality, amid a decline in the influence of political parties.

Deutsche Welle Arabic September 23, 2026Published 1 views
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Morocco Elects a New Parliament: Key Parties, Their Platforms, and the Competitive Landscape
Moroccans are casting their votes to elect a new parliament that will form a government for the next five years, in an election dominated by issues of purchasing power, unemployment, and social inequality, amid a decline in the influence of political parties.
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