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The article addressed the criticisms of the leader of the Movement Party in the House of Representatives, Reem Shabate, towards the government program. It focused on the lack of clarity regarding commitments, costs, and timelines, as well as the absence of accountability for the funds allocated for support, which are estimated at 280 billion dirhams over previous years. She called for an investigation into the fate of these funds and holding officials accountable for corruption and public rent-seeking that were distributed without accountability. She linked this to the rising networked corruption and mismanagement in the previous government. Additionally, she urged accelerating support programs for social groups such as workers and people with disabilities, and combating the rising cost of living by capping prices and stopping the liberalization of fuel prices, including the demand to restart the "Safi" refinery. She called for abolishing the regulation of the employment age, improving educational curricula, and providing health services in rural and mountainous areas. She also criticized the weak presence of human rights and Amazigh issues in the program, advocating for meaningful investment of results rather than waiting until the end of the government’s term to prove the seriousness of commitments.
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