فبراير.كوم
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The article discusses the low voter turnout in the recent elections in Morocco, which was approximately 38%, highlighting a decline in voters' trust in institutions and political parties. This decline results from various factors, including the performance of previous governments, election campaigns that failed to present convincing programs, the spread of money, clientelism, and familial connections. Additionally, social media networks often reflect emotional debates that do not accurately represent the true electoral landscape. The author notes that voter apathy reflects a crisis of trust and underscores the weakness of political discourse. Despite the continued presence of major parties and expectations of only minor changes in the political scene, rebuilding trust requires credible political programs and reforms that make citizens feel that their participation has a real impact on managing public affairs.
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