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The article discusses the escalation of the Moroccan left and its alliances in preparation for the elections. It highlights plans for a unified candidacy and a shared political project, while the state focuses on attracting opposing alliances to prevent its success. The text indicates that the left has become more organized and determined to demand a parliamentary monarchy, and that it may face potential delays from the state, which might either evade or wait for the left's strength to weaken. It also emphasizes that the state is now caught in a dilemma of hesitation and the movement of political parties to confront this shift, while the left remains cohesive and prepared to face any obstacle in achieving its demands.
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