Liquid democracy and technology in Morocco
Liquid democracy proposes a technological political system that combines the advantages of direct democracy and representative government. Citizens can vote directly on decisions or delegate their votes to a trusted individual, with the ability to revoke the delegation at any time. This model aims to make political participation continuous and flexible, instead of relying solely on periodic elections, allowing individuals to intervene in each issue personally. However, this system faces challenges related to data protection, platform security, and disparities in access to technology. Nonetheless, it offers a new vision of the relationship between citizens and authority, making participation more dynamic and interactive.
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