Morocco is witnessing an awakening of political parties who, behind the scenes, would be conducting intense consultations for a rapid change at the head of the government. Three parties from the former democratic Koutla would be the initiators of these consultations on all fronts.
Rachida Dati is sharpening her weapons for the municipal elections. The LR candidate has called, in the JDD, those who wish for change, against the outgoing mayor, Anne Hidalgo, to join her.
The MoDem candidate, Mohamed Dine, is backing down in the face of the controversy sparked by his recruitment message "of women and men of Turkish origin", posted on his Facebook page. Faced with the scale of the controversy, he deleted his announcement.
Moroccan citizens of voting age are invited to register with the offices of the local administrative authority or online before January 24.
This is the first time that a woman has taken the lead of the Soulaliyate community of Ouled Ahmed Souk Larbaa. She is Rabia Assoul Bent Abd Essalam Ben Bouslam, who owes her election to her fight for the emancipation of women. It is thanks to her leadership that her peers have entrusted her with the destiny of the community.
Nabila Mounib denounces the exploitation of religion for political purposes. In a barely veiled speech, she accuses the Party of Justice and Development (PJD) of using religion to win voters’ votes.
The leaders of the Union of French Muslim Democrats presented on Sunday in Clichy some of their top candidates for the 2020 municipal elections, in front of about 80 residents from across the Paris region.
December 31, 2019 is the deadline set by the Ministry of the Interior for Moroccans not yet registered on the electoral lists and who meet the legal requirements, to comply. The Ministry of the Interior made the announcement this Sunday through a press release.
In a speech to the Congress of Mayors of France on Monday, November 19, Emmanuel Macron promised new measures against communitarianism "in the coming weeks." However, he spoke out against the ban on community lists in the municipal elections in March.
Considered an anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim far-right party, Vox garnered 35% of the vote in Ceuta in the legislative elections on Sunday, November 10.
No restriction on freedom of expression during election campaigns. This is the message announced by Sébastien Lecornu, Minister of Territorial Communities, on Tuesday, October 29, on Europe 1.
Just like the candidate for the municipal election in Mulhouse, Lara Million, supported by La République en Marche (LREM), the Moroccan Fatima Jenn , who also announced her candidacy on Saturday, October 12, 2019, will be supported by local Marcheurs.