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The National Rally of Independents parliamentary group in the House of Representatives announced its opposition to the 2027 Finance Bill, arguing that it postpones social and tax reforms and fails to provide sufficient measures to tackle rising prices and protect the middle class. The group’s president, Yassine Akacha, called on the government to clarify which pledges made by the majority parties it had fulfilled, and which had been postponed or amended. He also asked how it planned to continue major projects while protecting purchasing power from energy shocks and drought. He called for the minimum amount of direct social support to be increased by 500 dirhams in one go, rather than phasing in the increase over five years. He also sought details about the youth programme, which has been allocated five billion dirhams and aims to reach 100,000 young people a year, urging the government to set clear criteria for selecting beneficiaries and measuring the programme’s impact on employment.
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