In Brief: Moroccans Head to Polls for Legislative Elections with No Clear Frontrunner
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Morocco is holding legislative elections on Wednesday following a campaign dominated by concerns about purchasing power, employment, and inequality, amid widespread distrust of political parties.
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- Les Marocains appelés aux urnes pour des législatives sans grand favori — France 24 — Français
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