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Leshkar opposes PAM and doubts Lagage candidacy
The article focused on the escalation by Idriss Lachgar, the Secretary-General of the Democratic Socialist Union Party, against the Authenticity and Modernity Party. He criticized the way the party prepared its electoral program, which relied on technocrats instead of the party’s academic institutions, considering this a weakening of political and party work. He also questioned the legality of Fawzi Laghaj’s candidacy, the head of the National Association of Financial Inspectors, for the elections under Article 7 of the Organic Law, asserting that the position of minister is a political role and that financial inspectors are not eligible to run. According to his interpretation, Laghaj’s candidacy is therefore illegal. Lachgar also criticized the dominance of political blocs over the electoral scene, subtly implying an attempt to weaken national parties. He called for active participation of citizens, especially the middle class, in elections to oppose efforts to manipulate election results and to strengthen the democratic process in the country.
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