Moroccan politician Idris Lashkar, First Secretary of the Socialist Union of Popular Forces, has criticized the government's performance during a speech in the city of Taza. He stated that citizens have the right to decide the country's policy through their votes and that those who have been in power for five years must be held accountable before seeking re-election. Lashkar emphasized that citizens should not blindly support parties that have failed to deliver on their promises.
Lashkar highlighted the struggles faced by the people of Taza, including poor road conditions and limited access to basic services such as healthcare and education. He argued that it is unfair for parties that have been in power to promise new projects and services without first addressing the existing issues. The politician emphasized that citizens have the power to bring about change through their votes and urged them to make informed decisions.
The politician also criticized the similarity between the electoral programs of various parties, stating that some of the promises being made are not new and have been proposed by the Socialist Union in the past. He questioned the commitment of parties that have consistently voted against the Socialist Union's proposals, asking if they are genuinely interested in implementing them now.
Lashkar emphasized the importance of informed voting, stating that citizens should not vote based on personal relationships or tribal affiliations. He presented the Union's candidate in the region, a young man from Taza, as an example of the party's commitment to giving youth a voice in politics. Lashkar argued that the current situation requires bold action and a clear demand for change.
The politician also discussed the issue of regional development, highlighting the need for a more equitable distribution of public funds. He cited the example of the Taza region, which he described as being in need of basic infrastructure such as roads, hospitals, and schools. Lashkar emphasized that public funds should be directed towards areas that need them most.
Lashkar criticized parties that continue to make promises without being held accountable for their past actions. He asked, "You have been in power for five years and have achieved nothing; how can you promise new things now?" The politician emphasized that citizens have the right to demand accountability and to decide the country's policy through their votes.
The Socialist Union's demands include the construction of roads, the development of local hospitals, and the improvement of educational institutions. Lashkar stated that public budgets should prioritize the dignity and fairness of all citizens, particularly in areas that have been historically marginalized. He concluded by emphasizing the importance of citizen participation in shaping the country's future.
Key points
- Moroccan politician Idris Lashkar calls for government accountability and criticizes parties for making empty promises.
