Parliament begins debate on Tawizi election legitimacy
The article discusses the protest of the left-wing coalition's parliamentary group in Morocco against the suppression of their right to express themselves during the session to elect the Speaker of the House of Representatives on October 13, 2026. It explained that their members abstained from voting by submitting blank ballots, as a political gesture expressing their rejection of engaging in fleeting settling of scores and choices that lack genuine representation of democratic change. They emphasized that this abstention is not a neutral stance but reflects their disapproval of candidates who do not represent their goals of progress and democracy. The coalition also criticized what it called "majoritarian dictatorship" and argued that imposing candidates in this manner undermines political legitimacy, blaming the interim presidency for not counting the blank ballots and accusing it of trying to lend false legitimacy to the electoral process. They affirmed that the coalition will continue practicing democratic opposition and defending the rights of the masses.
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