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, by COX Christopher
The Moroccan left’s poor performance in the recent elections highlighted its continued challenges in building voter confidence whilst contributing further to the dominance of pro-palace forces
Morocco’s legislative and local elections presented a much-needed opportunity for smaller, leftist (...)
, by Al Mounadil-a / Al-Mounadil/ah / Almounadil-a
“The following statement, published on 30 January 2020, explains the Moroccan judiciary’s threat to close the revolutionary socialist newspaper and website, al-Mounadil-a (‘the Militant’). As the al-Mounadil-a editorial board suggests below, such threats are parts of a wider attack by the (...)
, by Al Mounadil-a / Al-Mounadil/ah / Almounadil-a
Neither defamation nor repression will slow down the grassroots protest movement in the Rif. Only the expansion and radicalization of the struggle will make it possible to achieve gains and move towards emancipation.
Seven months have passed since the start of the grassroots protest movement (...)
, by Al Mounadil-a / Al-Mounadil/ah / Almounadil-a
At a time when real power is concentrated in the hands of the monarchy, in alliance with those who impose neoliberal policies (the World Bank, the IMF, the European Union) elections will take place on October 7, 2016 to form a “parliament” . It is an occasion for corrupt bourgeois parties to (...)
, by Al Mounadil-a / Al-Mounadil/ah / Almounadil-a
This Appeal from the Al Mounadil-a current to the Moroccan left was made on January 1, 2011.
Conscious of the historic responsibility of all the tendencies of the Moroccan left at this historic moment of the development of the movement of the struggle of the oppressed layers of our people (...)
, by Al Mounadil-a / Al-Mounadil/ah / Almounadil-a
An Arab tyrant is finally fallen by a popular revolution. After 23 years of tyranny, robbery and oppression, the dictator Ben Ali fled in a humiliated and disqualified way under the cries of the revolutionary Tunisian people: “Ben Ali, get out!”
Since 1987, Ben Ai accompanied by the great (...)
, by CHILDS Martin
Abraham Serfaty was a leading Moroccan Jewish dissident, who spent his life fighting for independence and democracy in his homeland, first against the French colonial rulers and then King Hassan II’s absolute monarchy.
His struggle against all forms of injustice cost him 22 months in hiding, (...)
, by Revolutionary Students’ Trend
For a broader solidarity against political repression in Morocco: Raise your oppression on the masses of students in Agadir and Marrakech! Release all the political detainees and those being prosecuted in Khribgua, Missour, Figuig, Oujda, Marrakech, and Agadir!
The Moroccan public university (...)
, by Fourth International
Motion of solidarity adopted by the International Committee (IC) of the Fourth International (FI) at its February 2009 meeting.
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The Fourth International demands an immediate end to repression, the release of all detainees and a halt to all legal pursuit.
The (...)
, by Al Mounadil-a / Al-Mounadil/ah / Almounadil-a
We do not expect any change from the elections in Morocco on September 7, 2007. Change in Morocco will come through the popular struggles of the oppressed and exploited.
Media and meetings relay the dominant discourse that these elections will produce a new parliament and government which (...)
, by HAYNS Joe, MOZZACHIODI Roberto, SERFATY Abraham
As an eighteen-year old member of the Jeunesses Communistes, the youth wing of the Parti Communiste du Maroc (PCM), Abraham Serfaty was imprisoned first by the Vichy régime in Rabat, 1944; he left for France a year after, to study at the country’s pre-eminent engineering school.
Serfaty (...)
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