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Muneeb Calls for End to Corrupt Politicians
The article discusses the legislative elections in Morocco, noting that the national voter turnout reached 11.34% by midday. The statements focused on the importance of political participation and the people's role in building democracy, alongside criticisms of vote-buying, widespread corruption, and the use of money in election campaigns. Nabila Mounib, a leader of the Unified Socialist Party, condemned the return of corrupt figures and criticized the Interior Ministry’s failure to monitor violations. She emphasized the need to build a united internal front that respects rights and freedoms and to organize fair elections, along with calls to strengthen the justice system and empower institutions. The article also highlighted the role of youth in confronting social injustice and the significance of past social struggles. It pointed out the ongoing repression of protest movements and how this affects young people's reluctance to participate politically and leads to illegal migration. Ultimately, it argued that genuine democratic reform begins with establishing a parliamentary monarchy system, restoring trust among emerging generations through comprehensive reforms that ensure social justice and economic development, all under the rallying cry “Dignity First.”
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