Moroccan editorial highlights, June 05

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Moroccan editorial commented this June 5, 2013 on the boycott of the opposition of the head of the question time in the House of representatives of the Government and the boycott of the association of Moroccan company of a delegation visited Turkish Affairs and the question of the use of the Amazigh language.

In an editorial entitled "the weapon of boycott", the evening echo points out that if the boycott of the opposition of the head of the question time in the House of representatives of the Government, has been justified, boycott of the association of entrepreneurs in the delegation's visit a Turkish company was justified for reasons that would not have been relevant, with a delegation of French companies or American.

In both cases, the document argues that the convergence of the views of politics and the business community gives the impression of a coalition of the acting shadow outside the active political institutions represented by political parties with elected representatives.

These problems are not associated with adhesion or sympathy with the leader of the party of the Government, PJD, but involve the whole of the operations of institutions. They raise questions as to our ability to get out of a dogmatic vision and to adapt to reality, not to lose control, as long as we can still, concluded the editorial.

Today the Morocco, which runs an editorial on the Amazigh language, comments that the Amazigh language takes its due and legitimate place on the political and cultural scene as an essential component of the Moroccan identity.

The Parliament, several MPs and staff choose to ask questions in the Amazigh language, as the Minister of health, the daily says, regretting, however, that "the organic law governing the use of this language has not yet was adopted".

Fortunately, more over Moroccan take the initiative of this legislative gap, at the same time, the Government has not even taken measures to facilitate the use of Amazigh, daily stress.