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Morocco’s youth-led protests demand better schools and hospitals, prime minister resignation
RABAT, Morocco: Youth-led demonstrators in Morocco took to the streets on Thursday for a sixth straight night despite fears of more violence after police killed three people the night before. The protesters in at least a dozen cities, including Casablanca, demanded better schools and hospitals, with some calling for Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch to resign. The call for resignation came after police killed three people on Wednesday as largely peaceful protests turned into riots, with banks looted and cars set ablaze.
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askanews.it
La Gen-Z protesta in Marocco, decine di arresti
I giovani chiedono riforme dell’istruzione e della sanità pubblica
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arabnews.com
Violent clashes erupt in Morocco after days of protests
RABAT: Violent clashes erupted in several Moroccan cities late Tuesday between youths and security forces, local media reported, after days of protests calling for reforms in the…
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elpais.com
Las protestas de jóvenes en Marruecos para exigir mejoras en sanidad y educación derivan en disturbios en varias ciudades
La fiscalía de Casablanca anuncia la detención de 24 personas, seis de ellas menores, por bloquear una carretera
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Morocco’s youth protest for fourth night, decry World Cup spending over schools and hospitals
RABAT: Anti-government demonstrations gripped Morocco for a fourth straight night as youth filled the streets of cities throughout the country and destruction and violence broke…
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theguardian.com
Violence breaks out in Morocco as anti-government protests rage for fourth day
‘Gen Z’ protesters accuse government of prioritising spending on World Cup stadiums over social services
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thehindu.com
Morocco's youth protest for fourth night, decry World Cup spending over schools, hospitals
Youth-led protests in Morocco demand social services improvements amid World Cup preparations, sparking clashes and arrests.
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aljazeera.com
Morocco arrests hundreds of protesters as rallies turn violent
Members of Moroccan security forces and civilians reported hurt as youth antigovernment protests turn violent.
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scmp.com
Morocco reports first deaths from Gen Z protests as violence flares
The youth-led protests in the north African nation mirror similar unrest that swept countries like Nepal and Madagascar.
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lemonde.fr
Moroccan protesters call for prime minister's resignation
'We have almost completely lost faith in successive governments,' said Gen Z 212, the group behind the protest movement shaking the country since Saturday, in a statement on the…
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nytimes.com
3 Killed in Antigovernment Protests in Morocco
Demonstrators, mostly younger people, vented anger against heavy spending on preparations for the 2030 soccer World Cup instead of on public services.
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Organisers call for sixth night of protest as Morocco death toll rises to three
Prime minister praises security response and says government is ready for talks
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upi.com
2 killed by police in Moroccan youth protests - UPI.com
Two people were killed by police in Morocco as protests against the government spread throughout the country by young adults and teens. Protests began Saturday.
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Death toll rises to 3 in Morocco with more protests expected
Moroccan leader says he is open to a dialogue to end youth-led protests against alleged corruption.
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Morocco’s youth-led protests demand better schools and hospitals, prime minister resignation
RABAT, Morocco: Youth-led demonstrators in Morocco took to the streets on Thursday for a sixth straight night despite fears of more violence after police killed three people the…
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efe.com
Centenares de jóvenes marroquíes exigen en Rabat la dimisión del jefe del Gobierno y reformas sociales - EFE
Decenas de jóvenes marroquíes se manifestaron en Rabat para exigir la destitución del presidente del Gobierno, Aziz Ajanuch
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EU appeals for calm in Morocco
BRUSSELS: The EU has called on “all parties” to “keep calm” in Morocco, which has been rocked by anti-corruption protests. “We recognize the importance of youth participation in…
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Morocco sees eighth straight day of youth protests
RABAT: Members of a Moroccan online youth collective protested for the eighth consecutive day on Saturday, demanding better public health and education services. The…