Leshkar: Opposition weakening was political, majority dominance limits constitution

Ismail Lkrasher, the First Secretary of the Democratic Socialist Union Party, considered that the weakening of the opposition in the Moroccan political scene resulted from a specific political decision by the ruling majority, rather than mere coincidence. This was aimed at forming a government that encroaches upon the powers of the opposition. He emphasized that the constitution grants the opposition important powers, such as establishing fact-finding committees and submitting oversight motions, but the reality on the ground reflects a clear restriction of these powers due to the dominance of the majority. He stressed that the opposition, led by his party, has fulfilled its role effectively, pointing out that the Democratic Socialist Union’s positions are well-documented in the parliamentary archives, and rejecting any accusations that it has failed to perform its duties. He concluded by affirming that his party adheres to solid political principles and stands against any retreat from fundamental rights and freedoms. He also emphasized that the party’s stance on national and human rights issues is ahead of most other parties.

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