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Ceuta: Spanish right hails an EU victory, but the text falls short of its claims
The resolution on Ceuta refers to “hybrid warfare,” calls for Morocco’s cooperation and rebukes the Spanish government, but it does not accuse the Moroccan state in any way. That did not stop Spain’s People’s Party, its allies in the European Parliament and some Spanish media outlets from portraying a decidedly relative “victory” in spectacular terms—a reading that hardly survives close scrutiny of the document itself.
Ceuta vote: Chami says anti-Morocco amendments failed to make the cut
Morocco’s ambassador to the EU says the European Parliament resolution adopted by 339 votes to 225 contains no accusations or demands against the Kingdom, and accuses some campaigns of reading into the text positions that are not there.
September 23 must be about cheaper shopping basket, not political ‘sideshows’: Lekjaa
PAM official says election debate has become distracted by political sideshows as he calls for cheaper essentials, working hospitals and more opportunities for young people.
Morocco Votes 2026 | Interview: Ahmed Mehdi Mezouari, Member of the USFP Political Bureau
In the third episode of Le360’s Morocco Votes 2026 interview series, Ahmed Mehdi Mezouari, a member of the Political Bureau of the Socialist Union of Popular Forces (USFP), discusses the recent events in Ceuta, the challenges facing Morocco’s left, political defections, and the future of his party ahead of the 2026 legislative elections.
CNDH trains 1,000 election observers ahead of Morocco’s 2026 legislative vote
Two months before Morocco’s legislative elections, the National Human Rights Council (CNDH) has begun training 1,000 observers, 40% of them women, to independently monitor the vote. Speaking to Le360, CNDH President Amina Bouayach outlined the nationwide deployment, while also discussing the institution’s new partnerships and upcoming international commitments.