Moroccan Elections and 270 Tons of Drugs
Statements by a parliamentary candidate in Morocco have revealed that revenues from 270 tons of hashish enable control over elections and institutions through the use of illegal funds. This sheds light on the extent to which drug trafficking intersects with politics, beyond mere smuggling, as these funds are used to buy votes, parliamentary seats, and the government. Such practices expose the fragility of the electoral system and threaten the stability of the political regime in the kingdom.
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