Le Monde: Morocco's Election Campaign Draws Little Public Interest
The paper reports the September 23 vote is overshadowed by cost-of-living concerns, with palace-aligned frontrunners running a low-key campaign.
Morocco's September 23 legislative election is drawing little public interest, according to Le Monde, with the cost of living dominating voters' concerns.
Le Monde reported that the leading parties, seen as close to the royal palace, are running a largely superficial campaign.
Sources
- Au Maroc, les faux-semblants d’une campagne législative sans relief — Le Monde — Une
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