In France, the legislative elections are taking place on June 12 and 19, 2022. As in 2017, there are 15 Franco-Maghrebis to whom the French have granted their vote. This time, with a breakthrough of the left-wing alliance, NUPES.
The duo composed of the former journalist of Moroccan origin Nadia Naji and Jeremie Vaneeckhout are the new co-chairs of Groen. They won 57% of the vote in the election held on Saturday.
The Council of Mosques of the Rhône (CMR) invites Muslims to massively go to the polls for the legislative elections that will take place on the Sundays of June 12 and 19.
Barring any last-minute surprises, Fouzi Lekjaa is very likely to be reappointed as head of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) at the next general assembly.
Two weeks before the start of the vote in mainland France, French citizens abroad, including those in Morocco, can vote online as of this Friday for the legislative elections. Nearly 150 candidates are running in eleven constituencies.
Elected in the last legislative elections of September 2021 , four deputies from the Al Hoceima electoral district have just had their seats invalidated by the Constitutional Court.
Convicted of assaulting a former Socialist Party official in 2017, outgoing deputy of the Renaissance party, ex-LaREM, M’jid El Guerrab , is forced not to run in the next legislative elections.
Saïd Ahruil has just returned to the long list of Moroccan nationals who have succeeded in being elected alderman within a Belgian municipality.
The call against the candidacy in the legislative elections of the journalist and writer Zineb El Rhazoui , accused of being too close to the far right, has apparently been heard. The Renaissance party has denied her endorsement, which was never actually considered.
Iman Less, Aicha Less and Hamza Taouzzale, British and all of Moroccan origin, won the local elections on Friday in London , in the municipality of Westminster.
The likely candidacy of the polemicist journalist Zineb El Rhazoui for the French legislative elections, on the LREM list, does not please everyone. She is accused of being too close to the far right.
French Muslims massively voted for presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron in the second round of the presidential election, which sees him as the winner with 58.54% of the vote.