15 000 protesting against unemployment and poverty in casablanca

15 000 protesting against unemployment and poverty in casablanca

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Moroccan police beating on Sunday to the 15 000 demonstrators gathered in the streets of Casablanca to demand democratic reforms, more jobs and better living conditions.
The demonstrations in Morocco began in February and has continued despite being banned by the authorities.

Sunday's demonstration was put down by police armed with batons and a dozen people alleged to have been damaged.

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Maybe if these people spent more time looking for work and less protesting they may find a job . Sounds like they have a good community organizer .

Originally posted by bandito
Maybe if these people spent more time looking for work and less protesting they may find a job . Sounds like they have a good community organizer .

how cant you understand there are no jobs


what kind of a response is that?

Maybe if these people spent more time looking for work and less protesting they may find a job .

There are no jobs in eupore some people are living by off by the jobs they already have and cant find any other because there is no other jobs fit to there skill of work area.

And how can you not understand we are all facing a global finical crisis?

Originally posted by bandito
Maybe if these people spent more time looking for work and less protesting they may find a job . Sounds like they have a good community organizer .

Is that a troll, or are you genuinely a tool?

Jamie.

Originally posted by bandito
Maybe if these people spent more time looking for work and less protesting they may find a job . Sounds like they have a good community organizer .

I hope there are many good organizers. And that comments was LAME. I hope we have protests world wide where everyone takes to the streets, with bullhorns and lines up at their representatives offices and does not leave until we have a good equal world and they're gone, and the bankers/royal family are redistributing all their wealth and stepping down.

reply to post by stavis


I see in Yemen, the media is already using the term Al-Qaeda, even though the group which took the city clearly stated they are not Al-Qaeda.

Why won't anyone question the credibility of MSM.

a reply to: stavis

It's actually there is almost no jobs for regular people here in Morocco,you can only find a job if you're rich or knew someone with a high position in the government...I hate life in Morocco

a reply to: lonerwarrior

Hi,

welcome to ATS.



I'm a little sad to read life in Morocco is not good for you. Hopefully it will get better.



Take care....