Benabdallah: Last-minute moves shifted standings and eroded trust

The article addressed the criticisms leveled by Nabil Benabdallah, Secretary-General of the Party of Progress and Socialism, following the results of the Moroccan legislative elections. He affirmed that the party fought the campaign with integrity and clear programs, presenting qualified individuals and rejecting suspicious polarization. However, the results were modest, with only 19 seats, despite his earlier expectations. He pointed out that widespread voter apathy, which affected over 20 million Moroccans, along with political parties' manipulation through money and recent "political shifting," were the main factors influencing the outcomes. He added that this situation reflects a crisis of trust within the political landscape. Benabdallah also criticized attempts to coordinate with other leftist forces, expressing hope for unifying the left front to combat voter apathy and secure better results. He emphasized that the party will make a decision regarding the future government coalition based on internal discussions.

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