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The article addresses the electoral conflicts in the southern regions of Morocco. During the 2026 elections, there was significant escalation among competing parties, especially between the "Al-Jar" party and its allies on one hand, and traditional parties such as the National Rally of Independents and the Party of Authenticity and Modernity on the other. The "PAM" party managed to deliver strong political blows by recruiting key local leaders, such as Lakhdar Yinga, who joined the Authenticity and Modernity party, thus depriving the Party of Independence of a crucial strategic card in the Dakhla region. Additionally, the party's strategies focus on attracting local power brokers to ensure election control, while the ruling party, the National Rally of Independents, faces challenges in maintaining its influence on the ground. The article emphasizes that today’s competition is not only about managing public affairs but also about controlling influential figures, councils, and key electoral regions. As the 2026 elections approach, the Sahara region emerges as the main battleground, reflecting parties’ desire to assert dominance in that area. This shift leads to a decline in the concept of internal party cohesion and transforms the conflict into a struggle for territorial control and local influence.
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