M. Benabdallah

M. Benabdallah

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M. Benabdallah is a prominent Moroccan politician and leader of the Party of Progress and Socialism (PPS). He has been an outspoken critic of the current government's approach to governance, particularly in relation to the upcoming elections and the socio-economic challenges facing the country. During a recent regional congress in Casablanca, he highlighted the government's failures in addressing citizens' immediate concerns, warning against the prioritization of electoral ambitions over pressing societal issues. His remarks reflect a broader discontent with the government's performance, particularly regarding public freedoms, economic hardships, and rising living costs, which he argues have reached unprecedented levels.

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M. Benabdallah committed to respecting the deadline for announcing certain candidates.

Élections 2026 : le PPS annonce ses principaux candidats, mais ne dévoile pas toutes ses cartes
Le Matin – prominent French-language Moroccan newspaper·MoroccoMorocco· 2026-07-12
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M. Benabdallah, the Secretary General of the PPS, emphasized the need for a broad front against the proposed law regulating the legal profession.

Réforme de la profession d’avocat : vives réactions des bâtonniers et du PPS
Le Matin – prominent French-language Moroccan newspaper·MoroccoMorocco· 2026-01-18
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M. Benabdallah is the secretary general of the Parti du progrès et du socialisme who expressed support for affected residents.

Démolitions et expropriations à Rabat : les partis de l’opposition se mobilisent
Le Matin – prominent French-language Moroccan newspaper·MoroccoMorocco· 2025-03-18
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M. Benabdallah has criticized the government's insensitivity to citizens' concerns and its absence from public debate.

PPS : engagé dans une course électorale prématurée, le gouvernement insensible aux préoccupations des citoyens
Le Matin – prominent French-language Moroccan newspaper·MoroccoMorocco· 2025-02-18
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