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Morocco Votes Amid Economic Woes and Israel Normalization Debate
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First reported by The Times of Israel · 21 hours ago
What happened
Morocco is holding parliamentary elections on September 23 where 16 million voters will choose 395 representatives. Key issues include unemployment and the cost of living, though the Islamist PJD party is campaigning against normalization with Israel.
- 01Morocco holds parliamentary elections on September 23 with 16 million voters.
- 02Unemployment and cost of living are major voter concerns.
- 03The Islamist PJD party opposes normalization with Israel.
- 04Young voters are skeptical about the elections' impact.
- 05Youth unemployment is at 37%.
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