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The article highlighted that the Union Socialist Party is facing a new internal crisis regarding the process of selecting its candidates for the upcoming elections. The disagreements concern allegations of requesting financial amounts in exchange for electoral endorsements, ranging between 1.4 and 1.6 million cents, according to claims made by a party leader. The leader, Mariam Al-Idrissi, a lawyer, filed a lawsuit to investigate these allegations, but no proof was found to substantiate them. Meanwhile, the party affirmed that its relevant committee made its decisions legally and transparently, rejected her account, and threatened to pursue legal action against her. Additionally, one of the leaders resigned due to the ambiguity surrounding the criteria for distributing endorsements. This situation reflects a deterioration in the party's image, which was historically a symbol of the struggle for democracy and social justice. In recent years, it has shifted its focus toward electoral positioning and attracting "drifting politicians," leading to accusations that endorsements have become an electoral commodity — a development that threatens the party's image and its traditional values.
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