Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Feb 21, 2012 | Arab Spring, Morocco News, News |
Government Denies Arrests Took Place, But 2 Groups on Trial The prosecution of pro-boycott campaigners underscores the gap that Morocco needs to close between its new, rights-embracing constitution and continuing repressive...
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By JENNIFER CARR Dust clouds sway like ghosts dancing to an inaudible tune across miles of Moroccan dessert. I’m only 15 minutes south of Marrakech, but the soil’s already darkened to a deep, blood-clot red that clashes...
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Foreign Policy Middle East Channel Posted By Adria Lawrence On February 20, 2011, Moroccan youth activists, inspired by protesters in Tunisia and Egypt, staged major demonstrations for democratic reform and “freedom and...
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Bloomberg By Blanche Gatt Italian Foreign Minister Giulio Terzi invited Moroccan Foreign Minister Saad-Eddine El Othmani to visit Italy in the “coming months” to tackle the most pressing bilateral issues and to promote the...
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By LAURA KASINOF SANA, Yemen — A day before a national vote that will signify the formal end of his presidency, Ali Abdullah Saleh signaled his hope to be an anomaly in the Arab Spring: a toppled autocrat who can preserve some...
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