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Benabdallah Discusses Theft and Election Wiretaps
The article states that elections are characterized by an outwardly competitive aspect based on programs and ideas, but there is another side conducted in secrecy, involving the extensive use of electoral money. It emphasizes that the sources of this money, including "black money" often linked to the rentier economy and drug trade, raise ethical and transparency issues, with state oversight. The article discusses the risks of investing excessive funds in elections, as this can lead to increased influence of wealthy individuals and power brokers within political institutions, and can also marginalize simple candidates who may lack financial resources. It also warns against the use of wiretapping and espionage outside legal boundaries, urging voters to be vigilant to avoid manipulation related to funding. The article underscores that such practices can corrupt the political landscape and contribute to a decline in transparency and integrity.
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