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Spanish institute warns of unrest in Morocco
The Elcano Spanish Institute points out that the economic and social crisis in Morocco threatens to trigger a social explosion, especially with around 70,000 Moroccans migrating to Ceuta at the end of July due to a lack of hope for job opportunities and training. Morocco is suffering from a youth unemployment rate of 37%, with 230,000 out of 400,000 working-age Moroccans inactive in the labor market or education. The weak private sector and the entrenched capitalism based on favoritism are heavily criticized, along with deteriorating healthcare services, reflecting widening social and regional disparities. There is a warning that continuing with the current economic model could lead to a bigger crisis or a social explosion.
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