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October 26, 2011Mediterranean Politics

The Monarchy vs. the 20 February Movement: Who Holds the Reins of Political Change in Morocco?

Irene Fernández Molina

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On 30 July 2011, King Mohamed VI commemorated the 12th anniversary of his accession to the throne in Morocco. Pleased with the recent approval of a new constitution by referendum, he announced earl...

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