| 5,664,876 |
33.59278 |
-7.61916 |
Morocco |
|
According to union sources, the participation in the strike in the education sector organized by various unions today and tomorrow has reached almost 100 per cent. |
| 5,664,880 |
34.01325 |
-6.83255 |
Morocco |
|
2 Feb 2000- BBC Mon- Forty policemen were wounded, four of them seriously, in clashes with strikers at a mineral water factory in Morocco, the Moroccan news agency MAP reported. The clashes happened in Tarmilt, 80 km northeast of Rabat, when security for |
| 5,664,883 |
34.01325 |
-6.83255 |
Morocco |
|
On the night of 26th to 27th February, Saharan students at Rabat University staged a march of support and solidarity in commemoration of the 24th anniversary of the Saharan Arab Democratic Republic [SADR]. |
| 5,664,887 |
30.42013 |
-9.59802 |
Morocco |
|
Ten people were wounded, three of them seriously, and 11 others abducted as a result of the violent action of the Moroccan security forces against the Saharan students at Agadir University [southern Morocco], who on Tuesday [29th February] expressed their disapproval to the Moroccan colonial policy. |
| 5,664,891 |
27.1418 |
-13.18797 |
Morocco |
|
According to corroborating sources, the capital city of the SADR [Saharan Arab Democratic Republic] was on Saturday [4th March] the scene of a march staged by Saharan college and university students in solidarity with their fellow citizens in Smara [second largest town in Western Sahara], and in the Moroccan universities of Agadir, Rabat and Marrakesh. The protest march which began at 1600 gmt throughout the main streets of the capital [Laayoune] was dispersed by the Moroccan security forces who arrested several people. |
| 5,664,894 |
35.25165 |
-3.93723 |
Morocco |
|
According to the North Africa Journal, some 65% of Morocco's service stations in urban areas and cities staged a strike this week to protest against the "lack of government support." According to government officials, service stations along highways have remained open. The energy and mining minister said that the remaining 35% service stations that stayed in business were sufficient to keep the economy going. But according to the industry association, a full 93% of all service stations nation-wide have shut down. The industry spokesman, Larbi Wali Alami, reported a 100% participation rate for the strike recorded in Tangier, Agadir, and Al-Hoceima. In Marrakesh, the participation rate was 95% |
| 5,664,897 |
35.78058 |
-5.81365 |
Morocco |
|
According to the North Africa Journal, some 65% of Morocco's service stations in urban areas and cities staged a strike this week to protest against the "lack of government support." According to government officials, service stations along highways have remained open. The energy and mining minister said that the remaining 35% service stations that stayed in business were sufficient to keep the economy going. But according to the industry association, a full 93% of all service stations nation-wide have shut down. The industry spokesman, Larbi Wali Alami, reported a 100% participation rate for the strike recorded in Tangier, Agadir, and Al-Hoceima. In Marrakesh, the participation rate was 95% |
| 5,664,900 |
30.42013 |
-9.59802 |
Morocco |
|
According to the North Africa Journal, some 65% of Morocco's service stations in urban areas and cities staged a strike this week to protest against the "lack of government support." According to government officials, service stations along highways have remained open. The energy and mining minister said that the remaining 35% service stations that stayed in business were sufficient to keep the economy going. But according to the industry association, a full 93% of all service stations nation-wide have shut down. The industry spokesman, Larbi Wali Alami, reported a 100% participation rate for the strike recorded in Tangier, Agadir, and Al-Hoceima. In Marrakesh, the participation rate was 95% |
| 5,664,903 |
31.63148 |
-8.00828 |
Morocco |
|
According to the North Africa Journal, some 65% of Morocco's service stations in urban areas and cities staged a strike this week to protest against the "lack of government support." According to government officials, service stations along highways have remained open. The energy and mining minister said that the remaining 35% service stations that stayed in business were sufficient to keep the economy going. But according to the industry association, a full 93% of all service stations nation-wide have shut down. The industry spokesman, Larbi Wali Alami, reported a 100% participation rate for the strike recorded in Tangier, Agadir, and Al-Hoceima. In Marrakesh, the participation rate was 95% |
| 5,664,906 |
34.01325 |
-6.83255 |
Morocco |
|
Government plans to give Moroccan women more rights have ignited passions along both sides of the country's urban/rural fault-line. Hundreds of thousands turned out for two rival demonstrations on 12 March, with the conservative Islamist rally in Casablanca dwarfing the pro-reform march organised in the capital Rabat. |
