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Morocco’s opposition leader casts vote in parliamentary election

The leader of Morocco's opposition PPS (Party of Progress and Socialism) arrived at a polling station in Rabat on Wednesday to vote in the parliamentary election.

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00:01Morocco's position leader Mohamed Nabil Ben Abdallah cast his ballot in Rabat
00:07expressing optimism about the parliamentary election and hoping the
00:11results reflect citizens expectations. Nearly 16 million registered voters are
00:17choosing representatives for the 395 seat house of representatives with the
00:22polling station open from 8 in the morning until 7 in the evening.
00:29Like all the Moroccan citizens I did my duty in Rabat. I am optimistic and
00:34wishing the best for this process. We hope that the result will reflect the
00:42expectations of the citizens at all levels. I hope that the process will go on in the
00:50best way possible until the counting of the votes and the announcement of the
00:54results.
01:02The new political leadership is facing pressure to address everyday concerns
01:06including jobs wages and the cost of living. Voters will choose among 7,288
01:14candidates from 27 political parties.
01:21Today is polling day. It's D-Day. We've run an exceptional campaign at the level of the
01:26RNI. We've been very close to the citizens. We've felt a very very warm reception with
01:33regard to our commitments to our citizens pact to the citizens pact we've put
01:37forward to Moroccans with a credible program.
01:43The next government will oversee billions of dollars in investment as Morocco prepares to co-host
01:49the 2030 if a World Cup if a World Cup would describe it as a World Cup government.
01:57for the next Quandoícula
02:00in p

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