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[Call Me S @CallMeS97]

@SalimaAb3 ضريبة النظافة راه هي ضريبة السكن او كاتسمى رسم السكن ورسم الخدمات الجماعية TH/TSC او من شحال هادي كاينة غير قلبي مزيان

[Dounia Filali | دنيا فيلالي @DouniaFilalitv]

فيديو دون مونتاج يظهر أحد أفراد الدرك الملكي يطلق الرصاص الحي، ليس داخل مقر الدرك الملكي، بل في الشارع العام.
يجب فتح تحقيق دولي مستقل في الفظائع التي ارتكبها المخزن، والتي أودت بحياة ثلاثة مغاربة على الأقل، حيث تم إطلاق النار والرصاص الحي على أطفال و استهدافهم من الخلف — إذ تثبت عدة فيديوهات أن الضحايا تلقوا رصاصًا في ظهورهم. لا يجوز السكوت عن دماء هؤلاء الشهداء، دون ان ننسى دهس المخزن بسيارات لشباب مغاربة أمام مرأى ومسمع العالم.
فيديو من صفحة الاخ ربيع .

[LOLAAAAA 🇪🇸 @Heyv06]

#free_zohair
#FREE_KOULCHI

[Momiu @Momiu02160308]

Why Rabat, there isn’t a hospital in Oujda? All those years later and the words of Zefzafi still remain relevant. But saying the truth in this country get you 20 years in prison by a corrupt state.

[Dounia Filali | دنيا فيلالي @DouniaFilalitv]

Following the previous post, clearer videos reveal how the Makhzen forces fired live bullets at Moroccans. One sequence even shows a member of the Royal Gendarmerie opening fire, not inside an official station but directly in the street.
These atrocities claimed the lives of at least three people, including children who were shot in the back. Several videos confirm that the victims were hit while attempting to flee. Other evidence also shows that the Makhzen deliberately ran over young Moroccans with vehicles, in full view of the entire world.
In the face of such crimes, it is essential to demand the opening of an independent investigation. We cannot remain silent before the blood of these martyrs.
#Morocco

[🌟!ف @Playboyfate]

Abdessamad was shot dead while documenting protests flQliaa. Some want to label him as a criminal, but he was just a young soul like you and me, who had a beautiful passion for filming; And thats how he should be remembered. Rest in power 🤍

[omarbalafrej @omarbalafrej]

ليحيا الأمل. أرى اليوم جيلاً جديداً من الوطنيين . هذه الأرض خصبة...
تحيتي GENZ212.

[Pop Base @PopBase]

At least three people have been killed in Morocco after police opened fire on a crowd of protesters.

The Gen-Z-led demonstrations are rooted in public frustration over poor healthcare, education, and public services — and fueled by anger at the government’s decision to prioritize building stadiums for the 2030 FIFA World Cup instead of improving essential services.

[Africa View Facts @AfricaViewFacts]

In Morocco 🇲🇦, Generation Z protests are growing in many cities against government overspending on sports and stadiums while health and education are neglected.

Members of a youth-led movement called "GenZ 212" say they will continue their protests despite the arrests of dozens of people during demonstrations this past weekend.

The protesters are demanding better schools, jobs, health services, and an end to corruption.

[Arab-Military @ashrafnsier]

المغرب: اندلعت احتجاجات شبابية في عدة مدن احتجاجا على الإنفاق الحكومي المفرط على الأحداث الرياضية والملاعب على حساب الصحة والتعليم.

[Momiu @Momiu02160308]

They are arresting people because they are asking for their basic human rights 😂 A old man too. The state is shuddering and are threatening people left and right 😂 Why are they so afraid?

[btata 🇵🇸 @eternalflam3_]

i’m radiating so much aura #genz

[Springfield @springfield_dz]

🚨 Morocco 🇲🇦: The regime's security forces arrested a citizen along with his child! This is just evil...
#GENZ212

[Yassine 🦎 @reeeeed22]

FREE KOULCHI FREE EVERYONE ⛓️‍💥🕊️

[Springfield @springfield_dz]

🚨 This is Morocco 🇲🇦, a dictatorship.
#GENZ212
The Moroccan youth is only asking for better education, jobs, better health services, and an end to corruption.

[Chaimaa Mssn @ChaimaaMssn]

ماصورة ماوالو هادي 😭😭، كيكنبان

[Warfare Analysis @warfareanalysis]

⚡️BREAKING

For the second day in a row, Moroccans are protesting in multiple cities, chanting:

“The people want to bring down corruption.”

[cigno d’alba @qtitaaaa]

Moroccan Gen Z stood up with courage, and the police tried to silence them by arresting anyone speaking to the press. This generation will not be silenced. Their voices are Morocco’s future.

#GENZ212

[Warfare Analysis @warfareanalysis]

“We don’t want the World Cup, we want healthcare.”

- Moroccan people in today’s protests