Marocanii votează pentru un nou parlament, după un an marcat de proteste ale tinerilor

Moroccans are called to vote in legislative elections aimed at forming a new parliament and government amid economic discontent. This election follows youth protests and a mass attempt to cross into Ceuta. 28 parties are participating, with over 7,000 candidates for 395 seats. Young voters are underrepresented, and unemployment among youth is high. Campaign promises focus on job creation, housing, and healthcare improvements. Coalition formation is expected as no party is likely to gain an absolute majority. The monarchy retains significant power, and protests reflect ongoing frustrations with economic opportunities. Some groups are advocating for a boycott of the elections.