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The article discusses the increasing reliance on numerical data and digital promises in electoral campaigns in Morocco. Political parties present a set of commitments characterized by numerical targets, such as raising the minimum wage to 5,000 dirhams and creating one million jobs, with the aim of offering tangible solutions to employment and wage issues. It points out that parties like the National Rally of Independents, the Progressive Socialist Party, and the Authenticity and Modernity Party heavily depend on figures to showcase their electoral programs, focusing on details such as investment, social spending, and improvements in public services. The article questions the extent to which these numbers can translate into real results on the ground and whether they will lead to effective implementation policies, especially given the challenges related to resources and mechanisms for execution.
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