In the video.. Here is why the opposition votes against the Mansouri government: Okasha to defend the toll of the free people, Al-Azmi to support the widows, and Al-Santisi and Benjelloun to demand 5,000 dirhams in the fish and a review of the justice laws!

صحافة بلادي — My Press – Rabat:On the other hand, the leaders and representatives of the opposition groups and groups in the House of Representatives (the National Rally of Independents, the Justice and Development Party, the Movement Group, and the Left Alliance) came out to explain to the Moroccans why they decided to vote “no” against the government program in the confidence-giving session.

Yassine Okasha announces the Liberals’ vote against the government: The opposition has not deposed us and we are proud of our results in 5 years!

Representative Yassine Okasha, on behalf of the National Rally of Liberals, confirmed that the party is proud of the results it has achieved in the past five years, social projects, and the involvement of the competencies of Moroccans from the world. He stressed that the Dove Party is not afraid of the opposition chairs and is voting against the government program in order to practice a responsible national opposition.

Al-Azmi responds to Al-Mansouri in explaining the vote: Who is the Widows’ Support Center and how did we stand with stability on February 20?

Idris Al-Azmi Al-Idrissi, head of the Justice and Development Team, took advantage of the time to explain the vote to respond to the words of the Prime Minister, and her thoughts on the historical position of his party at the time of the February 20, 2011 movement in favor of reform in the midst of stability. He also strongly defended the outcome of the Widows’ Support Fund and their position on the electoral denominator before announcing the rejection vote against the government.

Al-Santisi announces the movement team’s rejection of the government program: Where is the exemption for the small farmer, and where is 5,000 dirhams for thickets and diesel roofing?

The head of the movement team, Idris Al-Santisi, justified the vote against the Mansouri government by saying that the government program did not provide concrete solutions to confront natural disasters in the event of floods and drought, and did not provide for exempting the small farmer from debts, nor abolishing the cap on the employment age in education (45 years), nor capping fuel prices and raising fat prices to 5,000 dirhams.

Omar Benjelloun announces the Left Alliance’s vote of rejection and criticizes the civil and criminal procedure laws and the marginalization of Arabic and Amazigh

For his part, Representative Omar Mahmoud Benjelloun, on behalf of the parliamentary group of the Left Alliance, announced the vote against the government program, considering that this government is nothing but a continuation of the previous government, especially in the justice sector, the laws of civil and criminal procedure, and the legal profession. He called on the government to respect the official languages, Arabic and Amazigh, in all administrations.