Will the Constitutionalists and Harakis return to rule Rabat? - Al Ousboue Assahafi

After the glories they achieved for the capital
With the birth of the Constitutional Union party on 10 April 1983 in Casablanca, its "naming ceremony" was held two months after its founding in the capital, Rabat, after it won two out of three communes in the local elections, and added the prefecture council to them. In the following elections in 1992, it maintained the same share, but lost the prefecture council. Two years later, the party suffered a coup by members of the Youssoufia commune council against their Constitutionalist president, which led to it becoming "neutral". Nevertheless, the Constitutionalists remained at the head of the urban commune in Rabat. When the government was formed from the National Entente parties in 1995, and the Constitutional Union was among them, some of its members who led the communal work in the capital during the 1983 and 1992 terms were holders of…