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Moroccan Elections: Voter Sentiment and Key Issues

Moroccan parliamentary elections are set to take place with candidates from 27 parties. Young voters express disillusionment with the political process, citing a lack of hope and connection to the candidates. Key issues include unemployment, healthcare, and the impact of recent protests, as well as the political landscape shaped by figures like Fouzi Lekjaa and the Islamist Justice and Development Party's stance on Israel.

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Siham Azeroual Hamza El Kharroubi Fouzi Lekjaa Aziz Akhannouch Abdelilah Benkirane

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Moroccan parliamentary elections are set to take place with candidates from 27 parties. Young voters express disillusionment with the political process, citing a lack of hope and connection to the candidates. Key issues include unemployment, healthcare, and the impact of recent protests, as well as the political landscape shaped by figures like Fouzi Lekjaa and the Islamist Justice and Development Party's stance on Israel.

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How Ceuta, football and Israel are shaping Morocco's election

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Moroccan Elections: Voter Sentiment and Key Issues