فبراير.كوم
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The article discussed the noble opposition of Nabila Mounib to Morocco and her recent statements made to foreign media, in which she criticized the state of democracy, corruption, and relations with Spain. This comes within the context of the debate over the responsibility of national opposition when expressing their external positions. It emphasized that opposition has the right to criticize, but there is a distinction between internal criticism and external gestures that could be exploited negatively. The speech must be responsible and reflect the country's interests without undermining its institutions or portraying the nation negatively. It pointed out the necessity of balancing opposition practices with supporting national interests, along with a commitment not to excessively direct criticism outwardly or to double standards that differentiate between internal and external statements. Ultimately, it reinforced that legitimate criticism remains a right, and the responsibility of political elites requires practicing a responsible opposition discourse focused on reform and national issues, in a way that consolidates Morocco’s standing and preserves its unity.
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