Morocco’s ruling allies turn on each other before election campaign begins
- Morocco’s governing allies are trading accusations, politicians are switching camps and a leaked recording has exposed tensions at the top of the ruling coalition – all before the official campaign begins on September 10.
- Moroccans are due to vote for a new parliament on September 23, with candidate nominations opening on August 31.
- By the afternoon of the first day, 702 candidate lists from 27 political parties had been submitted, according to the Interior Ministry.
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- Morocco’s governing allies are trading accusations, politicians are switching camps and a leaked recording has exposed tensions at the top of the ruling coalition – all before the official campaign begins on September 10.
- Moroccans are due to vote for a new parliament on September 23, with candidate nominations opening on August 31.
- By the afternoon of the first day, 702 candidate lists from 27 political parties had been submitted, according to the Interior Ministry.
Sources: Al Jazeera