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06-18-2011, 06:57 AM
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I don't speak Arabic, but the people I saw on the video seem to be happy. Am I wrong ?
By the way, thanks for all the information you provide, shrifia.  |
they look happy I read a couple of days ago that ppl are sick of the unrests and hope with that the new constitution it's the time to move on.
you're welcome anytime JulieS
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I am not sure if the quick referendum it's a good idea ppl need to know more about the new reforms but I guess they'll be a missive work to represent the reforms and explain it to ppl in the upcoming days.
anyway I so excited about that and looking forward to the 1th of July.
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06-18-2011, 03:07 PM
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I am not sure if the quick referendum it's a good idea ppl need to know more about the new reforms but I guess they'll be a missive work to represent the reforms and explain it to ppl in the upcoming days.
anyway I so excited about that and looking forward to the 1th of July.
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I don't share the same opinion Shrifia. It's absolutlutly not a quick referendum. People had almost 4 months since last King M VI's speech beginning of last March to give their suggestions, propositions and to express what they are sicking for as reforms, and this referendum for the new constitution is coming as an answer for their demands, which is basically a very big step. And aas you said, those are acts and not only words as it had been elsewhere...Of course you can't satisfy eveybody, but mostly what's coming from those reforms is a big change and for the interest of the moroccan people.
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06-19-2011, 02:33 PM
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i also don't its too early,wha tall we (as Moroccans) need to know about this new constitution is already said and one week is more than enough to know more.
i am looking for the 1th of July also.
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06-20-2011, 02:44 AM
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i want ask again why they change rules for countrey & language what different from before , i dont know tell me plese ?
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06-20-2011, 02:43 PM
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the difference Burz is the king will see himself sharing his powers with an elelected governoment and the parliament this is the main important change in this new constitution.
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06-21-2011, 01:17 PM
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right away after his speech about the constitutional reforms the king was spotted in his car out and about in Rabat streets...... - Hespress
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06-24-2011, 07:48 PM
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Telquel Magazine mention in her issue this week that the king will visit France just after the referendum of the 1th July.
this visit should took place a long time ago.now, would be intersting to see if Lalla salma will go with him.
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06-25-2011, 10:14 AM
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Telquel Magazine mention in her issue this week that the king will visit France just after the referendum of the 1th July.
this visit should took place a long time ago.now, would be intersting to see if Lalla salma will go with him.
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I hope Lalla Salma will be with the King.
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06-25-2011, 02:58 PM
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Telquel Magazine mention in her issue this week that the king will visit France just after the referendum of the 1th July.
this visit should took place a long time ago.now, would be intersting to see if Lalla salma will go with him.
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It is a private or an official visit?
Do you know if any of the moroccan royals will attend the monegasque wedding? I know King MVI of Morocco and Prince Albert of Monaco are very close friends, but according to moroccan protocol, moroccan kings don't attend weddings, only princes and princesses...
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06-25-2011, 03:25 PM
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it's a state visit Sephora,Telquel said that the king might attend the French national day of July 14.
as said Shrifia in her last post this visit should took place last year but for unknown reasons was postponed,there is no more informations about this visit in others papers but maybe we will hear about that soon.
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06-25-2011, 04:09 PM
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it's a state visit Sephora,Telquel said that the king might attend the French national day of July 14.
as said Shrifia in her last post this visit should took place last year but for unknow reasons was postopned,there is no more informations about this visit in others pappers but maybe we will hear about that soon.
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Thanks for your answer. If it's for july 14th, for sure Lalla Salma will be with him...
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06-27-2011, 05:23 PM
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It is a private or an official visit?
Do you know if any of the moroccan royals will attend the monegasque wedding? I know King MVI of Morocco and Prince Albert of Monaco are very close friends, but according to moroccan protocol, moroccan kings don't attend weddings, only princes and princesses...
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it's more official visit,sound like the King will be recieved by Sarkozy.
not sure who will attend Albert wedding but my guess is Moulay rachid he is a good friend with Prince Albert too.
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06-27-2011, 05:27 PM
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About the constitutional reforms from Euronews in french.
I hope JulieS will appreciate it 
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06-27-2011, 05:35 PM
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About the constitutional reforms from Euronews in french.
I hope JulieS will appreciate it
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Thank you so much
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06-30-2011, 08:30 AM
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you're weclome
the king will vote on the new constitution tomorrow in Rabat, he is in the south of Morocco but expected to be back to Rabat today and participate to the vote of Friday I wonder if Lalla salma will vote too?
http://hespress.com/24-heures/33691.html
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07-01-2011, 05:21 PM
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Morocco Votes On King Mohamed VI's Constitution Referendum Despite Protester's Claims
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... The monarch was among those voting, casting his ballot in a chic Rabat neighborhood but, like every other voter, not before his voting card and ID were checked against the list. He voted with his brother, Crown Prince Moulay Rachid.
Crowds were small but steady at voting stations in a working class neighborhood of Sale, outside the capital Rabat.
Voters are given two pieces of paper, one for a "yes" vote and one for a "no" vote, then they place one in an envelope and into the urn. The "yes" ballot is white, and the "no" ballot light blue, so that illiterate voters can participate.
In the Moroccan countryside, voter turnout was stronger in the morning, before a searing heat descended. Officials at different voting stations said turnout was around 25 percent to 35 percent by late morning.
Cafile Roqiya, a 54-year-old in glasses and a headscarf in the town of Benslimane, said she was voting yes "because there has been much progress. It is much better than before. The king keeps us stable and at peace amidst much upheaval." ...
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Moulay rachid is not the Crown Prince 
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07-02-2011, 09:34 PM
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According to the Elysée Sarkozy had a phone call with Mohammed VI today,he told the king his wishes that Morocco joined the Deauville Partnership which aims to provide practical support for the Arab countries engaged in democratic transition... Source
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