Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Jun 29, 2011 | Democratic Movements, Justice Reform and Civil Rights, Moroccan, News, Revision of the Constitution |
Q&A: Morocco’s referendum on reform ] Moroccans vote on Friday 1 July in a referendum on constitutional reforms proposed by King Mohammed VI. After pro-reform protests broke out across Morocco on 20 February –...
Read MorePosted by MoroccoTomorrow | Jun 29, 2011 | Democratic Movements, Morocco Tomorrow Media, Morocco-U.S. Relations, News, Revision of the Constitution |
Washington, 28/06/11- L’exception marocaine procède de “la légitimité séculaire de la monarchie”, ainsi que du pluralisme qui a, de tout temps, caractérisé la société marocaine, ont souligné, mardi, les...
Read MorePosted by MoroccoTomorrow | Jun 29, 2011 | Democratic Movements, Morocco-U.S. Relations, News |
Immigrants gather at a Starbucks in Northern Virginia for a taste of home – The Washington Post. A Starbucks in a Washington, DC suburb has become a political and social gathering place for Moroccan immigrants living in...
Read MorePosted by MoroccoTomorrow | Jun 29, 2011 | Democratic Movements, News, Revision of the Constitution |
Morocco News | Morocco | King Mohammed VI | Moroccan protests | Middle East Protests | Morocco Constitution. The proposed reforms in Morocco continue to spark debate throughout Morocco. Perhaps what distinguishes the debate in...
Read MorePosted by MoroccoTomorrow | Jun 28, 2011 | Democratic Movements, Justice Reform and Civil Rights, News, Revision of the Constitution |
Comment: Doubts remain over Morocco – FT.com. Financial Times columnist Roula Khalaf writes that doubts remain about true Moroccan reform. The determining factor will be King Mohammed VI’s true motivations. He...
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