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The Moroccan Left and the Amazigh Complex

The problem with the Moroccan “left” is, in my view, primarily psychological. Built upon historical and ideological constructs elevated to

How can political movements that have made democracy, human rights, and equality the pillars of their discourse maintain a relationship

In a written question addressed to the government, MP Lahcen Oudaî, a member of the Istiqlali Group of Unity and

Key Takeaways: Morocco’s 23 September 2026 elections gave PAM 97 seats but saw turnout drop to 38.08 percent, revealing a

The draft finance bill for 2027 puts the officialization of the Amazigh language back at the forefront through a government

Examining the publication in which Omar Mahmoud Benjelloun rails against festivals celebrated by the Imazighen in southern Morocco—a text I

The intervention by MP Omar Mahmoud Benjelloun during the debate on the government program in the House of Representatives was

In its roadmap for institutionalizing the Amazigh language, the new government has outlined two fundamental measures. The first involves establishing

Three observations are warranted regarding the remarks of a member of parliament who demanded two billion dirhams to “support” the

Speaking on behalf of the Left Alliance, Benjelloun sharply criticized the government’s allocation of two billion dirhams to support the