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As the 2026 elections in Morocco approach, social media platforms have become a primary arena for political competition, with election campaigns shifting from traditional methods to platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. Data shows that during just one week in August, parties spent over $10,000 on sponsored ads, indicating a significant shift in campaign strategies. However, the widespread use of digital advertising raises concerns about unequal opportunities among parties, the spread of fake news, and targeted messaging aimed at specific groups, which prompts questions about the transparency of funding and the influence on voters' will. The need to monitor funding sources and combat misinformation is essential to ensure fair and transparent political discourse during the upcoming digital race.
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