Moroccan Lawmakers Clash on Fuel Prices
Sources revealed that the absence of government majority parliamentarians from the Finance Committee of the House of Councillors last week led to a political crisis. Several legal proposals were passed by the opposition in the complete absence of majority members, which observers considered as collusion in favor of the opposition and a strike against the unity of the ruling coalition. Seven laws were approved simultaneously, including laws related to the regulation and nationalization of SAMIR company's assets and capping fuel prices, despite government rejection. This highlights disagreements within the parliament ahead of the upcoming elections.
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