the official media don't bring any analysis at all for MRF events. they have to be called officially the "PALACE media". they throw the news without any analysis. you can understand how those media frame public discussion of an issue or not, and what topics are covered and what topics are ignored. it's clear that their role is to create the perfect image for the MRF. however the MRF are human being and they are subject also to ERRORS, MISTAKES, BIG mistakes and so. if the media in morocco has more freedom, you could see MRF acts, personalities, characters and behaviors subject to deep analysis, and moroccan ppl could know well by whom they are governed.
as for now, who can speaks about what happen behind the walls of the palace, other than someone who lives or lived there?
hopefully, there are some serious foreign writers who did a good job while writing about moroccan' kings. and even they don't live in the palace, they have enough material to build good analysis on kings' work and interesting details about MRF life.
if still we can't believe those books/magazines, then i'm waiting to see MRF autobiographies or memories, where they say whatever they want
i agree with you rosa, it's good to have info of many sources than only the official commentaries, which imo they aren't 100% accurate. and you know at the end of the day, it isn't difficult to recognise stupid things and blabla and ppl do make their own judgment.