The health of USFP leader Abderrahmane Youssoufi, hospitalized in Casablanca, is a concern for King Mohammed VI . The sovereign is daily informed of the evolution of his condition.
The former secretary general of the Union of Socialist Popular Forces (USFP), Abderrahman El Youssoufi, is hospitalized in one of the clinics in Casablanca. He underwent a medical check-up this Sunday, May 24, 2020, according to his entourage.
The Minister of Justice, Mohamed Ben Abdelkader , fractured his arm during the night of Sunday, May 3, following an accidental fall at his home in Rabat .
In an effort to prevent the eviction of tenants for non-payment of rent during the state of emergency, the USFP submits two bills. These texts also take into account leases of buildings for commercial, industrial and craft use, as well as those for residential or professional use.
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.
The administrative court of Rabat could dismiss many mayors and elected officials from the PAM, PJD, USFP and PPS parties from their duties due to serious violations and irregularities noted in their management. Sanctions are not long in coming.
MP Ghita Badroun (PAM), chairwoman of the thematic commission responsible for the evaluation of public policies related to preschool education, and her colleagues from the MP, USFP and Istiqlal, traveled to Oujda by plane and to Nador by limousine. A trip that must have cost the Moroccan taxpayer dearly.
Abderrahmane Youssoufi, former Moroccan Prime Minister, also former first secretary of the Union of Socialist Forces (USFP) party, called for a "historic reconciliation with our Algerian brothers" during a conference organized by his party in Oujda, in the northeast of Morocco .
The political class is divided on the reform of the penal code, which is manifested by the opposition between ministers, on the one hand, and between political parties, on the other, on the subject.