From Tetouan to Al Hoceima, the roads have become impassable due to the damage caused by the weather. Exasperated, users are calling on the Ministry of Equipment and Water to conduct a thorough technical investigation to understand the causes of this fragility of the roads, which deteriorate with each rainy episode.
In Rabat, demolition operations are not well received by the group of the Federation of the Democratic Left (FGD) within the City Council and by the inhabitants and merchants occupying the targeted buildings. They question the legality of these operations.
Recent aerial images of the Casablanca-Settat region reveal a proliferation of anarchic constructions in douars belonging to municipalities located in the provinces of Mediouna, Berrechid and Nouaceur, during this Ramadan month.
While the authorities justify the demolition operations of buildings in several neighborhoods of Rabat for reasons of security and development, the Moroccan League for Citizenship and Human Rights (LMCDH) denounces massive violations of the right to decent housing.
Since the entry into force in January of the Retailleau circular, the obtaining or renewal of residence permits in France is a real obstacle course.
In Driouch, the projects launched by King Mohammed VI in 2009 are struggling to materialize. Concerned, a citizen is appealing to the governor of the province, Abdesslam Frindou, who was overseeing road projects in the commune of Mtalssa.
Companies that have suddenly decided to transfer their activities from the regions of Souss-Massa, Drâa-Tafilalet, the Oriental and Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceïma to the Rabat-Casablanca axis are in the sights of the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI).
The urban commune of Had Soualem under the prefecture of the province of Berrechid is struggling to get rid of carts pulled by mules, donkeys and horses, as well as stray dogs.
Members of the Democratic Left Federation within the Rabat municipal council view the demolition and relocation operations that have affected several neighborhoods such as Océan and Douar El Askar in a bad light and call for their immediate cessation. They also mention the decree approving the development plan and the associated regulations for the commune.
The prefecture of Val-de-Marne is in the sights of associations denouncing administrative slowness in the processing of residence permit applications for foreigners. Demonstrations have already taken place in front of the prefecture in Créteil.
Customs services have raided shops known for selling gold in the Hassani district of Youssoufia.
Political actors or potential candidates for the 2026 elections in the Casablanca-Settat and Marrakech-Safi regions are trying to block the demolition of slums, illegal constructions and dilapidated buildings, as well as rehousing operations, in order to preserve their electoral constituencies, or even their electorate.