Moroccan elections change political balance
The article focused on the results of the recent Moroccan elections and their impacts on opposition parties and the government. The results showed that the winning party was Authenticity and Modernity (PAM), which benefited from the support of Fawzi Lauqaj and a network of connections, outperforming other parties, including the National Rally of Independents, which experienced a relative decline. The elections did not record a punitive vote as often claimed; rather, there was a decline due to vote loss resulting from party defections and media collusion against the RNI, with the party maintaining its position as the second-largest. Additionally, the Istiqlal Party remained somewhat unclear in its campaign, aiming to participate in the government rather than lead it; it is considered a balancing party that reflects political equilibrium. Fawzi Lauqaj, head of the rural council, played a significant role in boosting his popularity and influencing the party's results, despite previous criticisms regarding corruption. Moreover, there are expectations of a government formed based on political balances rather than full control, with an emphasis on the importance of party leaders' statements supporting Benkirane and the possibility of leadership changes within the ruling parties.
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