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Political Tensions Rise in Morocco Ahead of Upcoming Elections

Political tensions are rising in Morocco as the country prepares for elections on September 23, with internal disputes among governing allies and a leaked recording highlighting discord. Approximately 15.8 million voters are registered, and parties are strategizing for the election, which will determine the composition of the next government. Key issues include the cost of living, employment, and migration, all of which are expected to shape the electoral debate.

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Rachid Talbi Alami Fouzi Lekjaa Mohamed Chouki Aziz Akhannouch Abdelilah Benkirane

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Political tensions are rising in Morocco as the country prepares for elections on September 23, with internal disputes among governing allies and a leaked recording highlighting discord. Approximately 15.8 million voters are registered, and parties are strategizing for the election, which will determine the composition of the next government. Key issues include the cost of living, employment, and migration, all of which are expected to shape the electoral debate.

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Morocco’s ruling allies turn on each other before election campaign begins

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Political Tensions Rise in Morocco Ahead of Upcoming Elections