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How Morocco CRUSHED Its Left

Disclaimer: This video is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It does not represent any political organization or agenda. All sources referenced are publicly available and listed below. Viewers are encouraged to examine the material and form their own conclusions. Business: [email protected] Sources: Susan Gilson Miller, A History of Modern Morocco Cambridge University Press Maâti Monjib, Interview: "La corruption est partout au Maroc" Orient XXI Mohamed Chafik, Interview: "Les dégâts de l'élite sont énormes" Economia Moha Ennaji, Multilingualism, Cultural Identity, and Education in Morocco Zakya Daoud, Author Profile and Works Abdallah Saaf: A Significant Year New York Times, "Casablanca Quiet as Army Patrols" (March 26, 1965) NYTimes Archive L’Humanité, "La volonté de savoir – Casablanca 23 mars 1965" L'Humanité Archive TelQuel Magazine, Coverage on Years of Lead and Education Reforms Zamane Magazine, Articles on Harakat 23 Mars and Ben Barka Le Monde diplomatique, "Whither Morocco?" Human Rights Watch, "Morocco's Hidden Repression" HRW Amnesty International, "Morocco: Students convicted in a trial marred by torture allegations" U.S. State Department, Human Rights Reports on Morocco State.gov UNESCO Institute for Statistics, Data on Moroccan Literacy and Education World Bank, Education Statistics for Morocco Instance Équité et Réconciliation (IER), Moroccan Truth Commission Report Freedom House, Reports on Morocco’s Political and Civic Freedom Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Analysis on Monarchy Power Dynamics Documentary, Living in Tazmamart (IDFA) “March of Time” TV show (1953), “Our Stake in Troubled Morocco”