We need hospitals more than football stadiums, says Morocco youth protesters

Morocco currently creates the world’s largest soccer field to prepare the 2030 World Cup.

But to the streets that have moved them in the streets each night at the same time since last Saturday, the 115,000 football show and all the $ 5bn (£ 3.7bbn), a government example.

“I protested because I want my country to get better.

The General Group – Number is a reference to the international driver’s international reference – has been linking shows using platform conflict and streams, and Tiktok and Instagram and Instagram.

Apparently to take inspiration from Nepal is Nepal’s protest

Since 27 protests and protests in 10 cities, the crowds were released on Sunday, chewing down the earth’s cup, life comes first “and” we want hospitals not for soccer “.

Police have responded to a great imprisonment that seems to be today and in some places that have changed violent, leading to the death of three protesters.

Prime Minister Azizkhakkakhannouch said on Thursday and opened to negotiations, but the illegal movement would continue until there was concrete change.

The list of their needs has been stolen from social media. Includes:

• Free education and quality of all

• Availability of all human tourism

• Honorable and Inexpensive Houses

• Primary values ​​and sponsor basic goods

• Improve salaries and pensions

• Provide youth job opportunities and reduce unemployment

• Cast English as second language instead of French (after Arabic)

Anger has been growing, but the death of this organization because of the middle of the September of eight women on a mammar in the south city of Agadir. There were some reports that death can be prevented if it had better care, relevant equipment and medical staff.

In 2023, there were estimated that there were 7.8 doctors in 10,000 Moroccans, the path under the recommendation of the World Health Organation 23 for 10,000.

As you read about protests from social media and inspired, Ms Belhassan decided to join Monday.

The day before, that friend had sent videos to a demonstration in Casablanca that he participated and Mrsshassan loaded fast to its communications accounts.

After that, his friend found to say that his brother was arrested. He was released until the end of the morning was the morning. This, says Ms Bhbelassan, that push him to go on the streets.

“We do sound, basic requirements.

“It breaks my heart to see young, educated, and peaceful people who suffer from mysterious arrest.”

When Mrssharsan Cuzukalo’s comfort realized he saw that the police were trying to stop people gathered and arrested.

He said he was scared to hide from eyes and managers in case he drew their attention.

He says: “I was afraid of my safety but I said out.

On Wednesday, department spokesman Rachid El Khilfi said that 409 people were locked up.

He also announced with the media that 260 police officers were injured and 40 police vehicles and 20 secret vehicles were burned in violent conflict.

Twenty-three-year-old Hakim (not her real name) was one of those arrested.

He said he went to Casablanca roads to protest at peace but was finally at a police officer with about 40.

“This government has made up its strength,” says Hakim. “My father had a stroke for the past.

It describes the government-funded education system as “too back” to the private sector.

“We deserve the dignified life,” says Hakim.

The police response has been critically criticized for several human rights organizations in Moroccan, protesters and opposition.

The Gene Z 2182 protest is not the first time that small moroccans take the streets.

Many online commentators have been drawing similarities and violent worldwide violence. The 2004 commission appointed by the Lord’s allies for the people of the country before the trauma confirmed the death of 114 people but did not disclose their death. Revenge was then made to victims of people’s rights and families of the deceased.

The world has seen some of the motion of youth LED, especially in 2011 and 2016.

The 2011 events were part of a large Arab spring and led to the constitutional transformation through the National Referendo called King Mohamed Mohamed Vi.

For the first time in Moroccan history, King Manarch strengthened the government’s role by obtaining the great power of the Prime Minister and Parliament. The king is always the head of the Kingdom, military, and religion, with the power to choose and remove ministers if necessary.

What makes Gene Z 212 different that those who show that they are arrested in a political and invisible group with a formal structure.

“We are not a political organization. We don’t have a leader,” said Ms. Belhassan.

“Maybe the police arrested people, and why the government introduces – because, in their eyes, we did not follow the traditional way of organizations and political parties.”

But there is outside the violence.

On the night of October, three protesters died in the city of Lqliaia after people tried to complete the police station. Local authorities said security forces had opened fire after protesters tried again and removed the weapons at the station, and then removing them to put CCTV Footage to be able to appear online.

Protesters have blamed the protest and rob them of some areas and organized clean parties. They also looked again to recover peace and conversation, but it seems that they will not be sure the obvious determination of the Premier speaking.

On Friday, the calls began to appear in the king’s reputation. That would be a very far step, but the protesters do not look at the situation of returning.

Looking forward to 2030, the protest Shelhassan says that “yes” Moroccans “are happy to handle the World Cup.

“We love football, in our blood. But we miss the foundations. Certainly, let us create sports fortruards, but let us take care of our people.”

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