Muhammad al-Tuzi for France24: major issues such as migration and human rights are almost absent from the electoral field in Morocco
On the eve of Morocco ' s legislative elections, scheduled for Wednesday, the reading of the electoral reality is not reduced in the question of the acceptance of ballot boxes alone. Behind participation and abstinence, the forms of relationship between the citizen and the public are changed, while local and local demands are at the forefront of daily concerns. In this dialogue with Franç24, the Professor of Political Sociology, Mohamed Al-Tuzi, separates these dynamics and, from the crisis of representation and forms of engagement in public affairs, extends the stakes of the electoral benefit to the rise of local considerations and the renewal of political elites.
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Muhammad al-Tuzi for France24: major issues such as migration and human rights are almost absent from the electoral field in Morocco — Image credit: France 24 (العربية)
On the eve of Morocco ' s legislative elections, scheduled for Wednesday, the reading of the electoral reality is not reduced in the question of the acceptance of ballot boxes alone. Behind participation and abstinence, the forms of relationship between the citizen and the public are changed, while local and local demands are at the forefront of daily concerns. In this dialogue with Franç24, the Professor of Political Sociology, Mohamed Al-Tuzi, separates these dynamics and, from the crisis of representation and forms of engagement in public affairs, extends the stakes of the electoral benefit to the rise of local considerations and the renewal of political elites.
