Rabat Walk to Freedom and Dignity change
Initiated by the Group of 20 February on Facebook this march was successful thanks to the entire Moroccan people: young men and women, rich and poor and illiterate intellectuals who marched side by side forgetting their political and ideological uni-welded and welded slogans all began with who the people want:
the people want change
the people want real democracy and not artificial
the people want a new constititution reform contitutionnelle for a parliamentary monarchy because the people are sovereign and not subject
peulpe wants the dissolution of parliament and new elections free and truly democratic
the people want the Dissolution of the current government
The people reject corruption.
The people denounced the stranglehold of the ruling class on key sectors of the economy
the people demand a fair distribution of wealth
The people demand the end of the privatiation key sectors of water and the electicity in the hands of the people multinationlales
demand the reform of justice, a health and education for all égaliataire
Onion hand a young The bump condemned food by repeating the same onion salad that is expensive in Morocco
Young and particular participants chanted
the people you say
El himma your party emerges with WFP
Magid liberates Business and the Economy Moroccan
El Fassi and his family pull out of Government
Radi Yields of Parliament with all parliamentarians.
PAD emerges with téléviions 2m and a pull out media where the people are not excluded state information sided
The people want change the people demand a parliamentary monarchy
We are citizens, not subjects worthy
live Morocco Moroccans living head high
The people want change
The people want a new government
The people want a new constitution and new parties created by the people and not subservient
the people want real democracy and not artificial
the people want dignity and respect its rights
The people are sovereign and not subject
When people want the poem to life and revolt Chabbi Tunisia was punctuated with determination as well as the slogans of solidarity with the Libyan people and the other pauples fighting for freedom
Young women and men from various regions of Morocco sitting in parliament after the march chanted slogans such as 19 hours that fateful day but still memorable
the Standing Morocco
Fatima Alaoui
see include: Proud and not subject: Appeal launched on the occasion of March 8, 2010
http://bellaciao.org/fr/spip.php? article99359
In democracy your copies are not worth the original not to the exclusion of True Greens Morocco
http://bellaciao.org/fr/spip.php?article112544
The achievements of the revolution of Tunisia should not be recovered as the revolution of our independence
http://afriqueecologielesverts.unblog.fr/2011/01/16/12/
Standing Maghreb after riots and clashes in Tunisia Algiers and Tinghir
http://bellaciao.org/fr/spip.php?article112016
February 20, 2011 Walk for the dignity of freedom and change in Morocco
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