Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Aug 15, 2011 | Moroccan, News |
RABAT (Reuters) – Morocco’s government has proposed that a parliamentary election take place early in November instead of the scheduled date of September next year, a government minister said on Sunday. Moroccan...
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LONDON burns. The Arab Spring triggers popular rebellions against autocrats across the Arab world. The Israeli Summer brings 250,000 Israelis into the streets, protesting the lack of affordable housing and the way their country...
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Morocco was elected “African Country of the Future for the year 2011/12” by the IDF Intelligence, a division of the prestigious British company news, The Financial Times, specializing in foreign direct investment...
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TUNIS — Only about half of potential voters in Tunisia have registered to cast their ballot in October polls, the first since the January ouster of president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, early figures showed Sunday. Just over 3.7...
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RABAT — Morocco announced plans Sunday to hold early parliamentary elections in mid-November, as the Arab world’s longest-serving monarchy pursues reforms in response to protests inspired by the Arab Spring. During long...
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