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Can Socialist Union's Role Reduce Lachgar's Unrest
The article discusses the ongoing debate within the Socialist Union for Popular Forces regarding the future of its leadership and the management of the upcoming phase, especially in light of the recent parliamentary election results. Some members are calling for a review of the party’s management methods and holding officials accountable, supported by reports from branches in Fez, Guelmim, and El Jadida. Similar positions are expected to emerge from other organizational units as well. The discussion also touches on the potential participation in the government—whether it will help the party overcome its internal crisis or exacerbate organizational and political disputes. At the same time, internal movements continue to demand revisiting the criteria for selecting female candidates, raising questions about the legitimacy of managing the next stage and whether the party’s participation in the government will strengthen its position or lead to postponing internal reforms. The future of the current leadership, the party’s stance on the election results, and its involvement in government remain among the most critical issues that will shape the upcoming phase.
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