As Morocco prepares to hold "Tax Conferences" on May 2 and 3, Oxfam called on Monday to make taxation "an instrument for reducing inequalities" while noting that in Morocco, growth benefits "a very small number of very wealthy people." According to the NGO, "Neither the continuous growth over the past twenty years, nor the progress made in terms of poverty reduction have been sufficient."
A homeless woman has just given birth in a public restroom, this in Agadir, and more precisely in a restroom on the promenade. The child and the mother were then taken to the hospital.
The new underage clandestine arrivals in Melilla are quite surprising. They are no longer just street children, but also young people and children from the Moroccan middle class. And they have a strategy for the whole family... Or rather, is it the family that had the idea.
Lahcen Daoudi, Minister Delegate to the Head of Government in charge of General Affairs and Governance, has just stated that social support programs benefit much more to wealthy people than to those in need. And that this must stop...