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Ceuta migration crisis: economic strain and budget response

78 clusters · 1846 sources · last updated

Latest: Ceuta hospital reports 95% of migrant emergency visits are for minor ailments

The migration crisis in Ceuta has escalated into a significant economic and political struggle. While the city continues to manage extreme overcrowding, local leaders report that approximately 15,000 migrants remain in t

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Morocco 2027 fiscal, digital, and social policy transitions

9 clusters · 76 sources · last updated

Latest: Morocco to increase minimum pensions and widow benefits by 2027

Morocco is navigating significant fiscal and political transitions regarding its 2027 Finance Bill. Initial reports highlighted budgetary difficulties caused by a discrepancy between the government’s $70 per barrel Brent

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Moroccan social and economic reform demands

4 clusters · 7 sources · last updated

Latest: Moroccan citizens express high dissatisfaction with public health services

In Morocco, public and political discourse has focused on economic instability and the need for systemic reform. Initial criticism targeted former political leadership, with allegations that past pension fund reforms and

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Morocco 2026 election results and government formation

50 clusters · 202 sources · last updated

Latest: Morocco Court of Accounts sets 90-day deadline for election campaign filings

Following the September 23, 2026, legislative elections, the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) emerged as the leading force with 97 seats. As no party secured an absolute majority, Head of Government Fatima Zahra Ma

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Moroccan university flexible timing fee dispute

7 clusters · 21 sources · last updated

Latest: Moroccan employees plan protest against university tuition fees

A dispute has emerged in Morocco regarding registration fees for the “flexible timing training” (التكوين بالتوقيت الميسر) educational model, intended for working professionals. The Forum of Moroccan University Presidents

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