NR shifts from migration support to criticism
The article discusses the variation and evolution of the phenomenon of politicians and elected representatives switching parties in Morocco ahead of the 2026 parliamentary elections. It focuses on the mutual criticisms exchanged between the National Rally of Independents (RNI) and the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM). The parties of "the Dove" (RNI) and "PAM" have condemned practices of electoral courting and pressure on elected officials, while exchanging statements that suggest both parties have benefited from transfers from other parties. Historically, Morocco's political landscape shows that such phenomena have always been part of competitive strategies. The article highlights that these transfers are not new; major parties have benefited from them in the past, and they remain integral to Moroccan political practices. It underscores the ongoing debate over whether this reflects openness and electoral gain or is driven by targeted manipulation and ethical misconduct. Furthermore, it illustrates how overlapping accusations deepen the ongoing electoral conflict, and that the phenomenon, in general, is part of the traditional political dynamics in the country.
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