Al-Hray youth boycott elections

The article discusses the conditions of Hri Village, located in the Khenifra region, highlighting the harsh reality faced by its youth and farmers despite its proud history of resistance. Its residents suffer from marginalization, poverty, and a lack of basic services. The village faces environmental problems due to the depletion of the Shbuka River caused by investors, which has led to reduced water resources and negatively impacted agriculture and families. It also suffers from inadequate healthcare and educational infrastructure, as the health center lacks essential equipment, and students are forced to travel more than 15 kilometers. Moreover, there is a lack of decisive security in the streets, leading to diminished trust in institutional performance. The youth face unemployment and marginalization, with many resorting to illegal migration. Projects remain incomplete, and infrastructure is neglected—such as a bridge that is now at risk of being unusable. Amid demands for political participation, voter abstention is increasing due to repeated broken promises and a lack of trust, expressing disappointment in the political elite. Despite its rich history, the village embodies the "paradox of broken development," calling for greater care and regional justice to improve living conditions.

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