Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Sep 14, 2013 | Arab Spring, Moroccan, Morocco News, News, Sahara |
RABAT, Morocco: Tunisians, who kicked off the pro-democracy uprisings of the Arab Spring in 2011 by overthrowing their authoritarian president, now yearn for stability and have lost faith in democracy and their elected leaders,...
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Date : 12 September 2013 (News Section: Morocco) inShare Share Could the Moroccan property market experience a Spanish invasion?The Moroccan property market could be under something of a Spanish invasion in the near future, as...
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By Said Temsamani September 9, 2013 The thematic report on the situation of migrants and refugees in Morocco was submitted to HM King Mohammed VI by the national human rights council (CNDH), in accordance with article 24 of the...
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As the Middle East hits bottom for governance, leaders must address cry for justice and respect Nayef Al-Rodhan YaleGlobal, 10 September 2013 Yearning for justice: Protesters in Cairo protest (top); Egyptian President Morsi...
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Med: UfM restarts after hiatus, with focus on women’s rights (ANSAmed) – PARIS – After a two-year hiatus, ministers from the 43-member Union for the Mediterranean (UfM) will gather in a September 11-12...
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