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Ibn Ajiba targets five Tangier reps
The article addresses the electoral appeal file in the city of Tangier following the legislative election results held on September 23. The appeal was filed by Omar Ibn Ajjiba, a lawyer and representative of the Left Alliance list. The challenge focuses on alleged violations that could impact the election outcomes in the Tangier–Asilah district, particularly concerning the integrity of the voting process. These include issues such as ballots found outside polling stations, discrepancies in votes between different polling stations, and recorded incidents suggesting voters were linked to monetary incentives. The appeals also involve results for other candidates, such as Abdel Latif Al-Ghalbzouri and Mohamed Zamouri, with the petitioner demanding the annulment of seats and an investigation into the voting results amid concerns over corruption and suspicious voting practices. The context is marked by ongoing controversy over the legitimacy of the results, previous arrests related to electoral violations, and the Court of Constitutional Justice's decision to review the case.
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