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Leshkar cautions on sports and royal symbols in politics
The article focused on a warning from Idriss Laçker, the First Secretary of the Socialist Union, against using sports and royal symbols in political and electoral competition in Morocco. It emphasized that the right to political affiliation and run for office is guaranteed to every citizen, but there must be a clear separation between sports responsibilities and party work, especially within oversight institutions. It pointed out that exploiting Morocco's sporting success—which is considered a achievement of the Moroccan people led by the King—for partisan or political purposes is problematic. Additionally, the use of royal symbols or royal support in election campaigns is a violation of laws and undermines the integrity of electoral processes. The article also warned against illegally exploiting the King's name or royal institutions, stressing that fair competition should take place within democratic institutions based on programs and political positions. Regarding electoral reforms, it was noted that royal intervention aims to improve the fairness of electoral processes, while excluding any personal politicization of the King. It reaffirmed that every citizen has the right to political affiliation and candidacy, provided that this is not exploited in a way that distorts the electoral process.
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