الاحتجاج بالمغرب : بين إكراهات التدبير و هاجس التغيير(1956-1984)‎

الملخص EN

After independence, the Moroccans found themselves in the face of poverty, marginalization and unemployment, in addition to administrative corruption and the absence of a sound political climate that encouraged integration and denounced the collision and economic marginalization, elements that precipitated a confrontation that took many times bloody formulas whose psychological consequences are still present today in the imagination of those who lived through them.

Another element that we believe contributed to a non-marvelous contribution to the protests in Morocco, represented in the weakness of the mediation channels (parties, unions ...), and its inability to play its roles in framing and accompanying, which made it exercise the opposite of what I found for the thing that lost her cargo and gained credibility Its project is in front of its internal audiences before its social (protesters) audiences.

The political spaces created by the absence of structures for negotiation between the state and society contributed to drawing organizational alternatives such as the Marxist-Leninist movement that saw the light after the events of 1965, or the Islamic movement that emerged after January 1984.

In light of these conditions, protest becomes a social bet through which change can be achieved by digging new paths that express the will of the social actors who were freed from these unseen representations that were seen in poverty and marginalization as a plight of God that can only be faced with patience and prayers for those who caused it to behaviors Others now see a street as a battlefield through which change can be made.