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Party bankruptcy hits limit
The article focuses on the phenomenon of populism and accusatory discourse in the Moroccan political arena, where "the capital of accusation" is used through allegations directed at political opponents, rather than relying on policies and performance. Populist narratives center on accusing the state and institutions of attempts to demonize them, compensating for weak electoral programs with conspiracy accusations that evoke emotional reactions and diminish the importance of rational debate. The goal is to attract voters, justify political failure, and undermine the legitimacy of institutions.
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