Heba Press – Casablanca
The resumption of work on the Royal Mushroom project in Casablanca has sparked great controversy, particularly with the escalation of protests by residents of the old city, notably residents of Derb Maizi, as demonstrators expressed their rejection of the eviction process which took place without providing any information. adapted housing solutions or taking into account the rights of citizens who insisted on remaining in their homes.
In this context, parliamentary representative Atiqa Jabro, member of the Socialist Union of Popular Forces, addressed a written question to the Minister of the Interior, in which she warned of the negative repercussions of the royal pilgrimage project on the people concerned , calling for urgent intervention. to get justice for them.
The representative explained that the demolition and eviction operations took place suddenly and quickly, without involving the residents or informing them through official communiqués, which triggered a state of anger and protest.
She also added that these measures had sparked many protests from the affected people, who demanded fair compensation and the provision of alternative housing, while the demolition of houses and shops had triggered a large wave of anger among the people. concerned, which resulted in continued protests criticizing the speed with which the evictions were carried out.
Atiqa Jabru also called for the need to provide alternative housing for those affected, stressing that thousands of families and hundreds of students will be negatively affected by these sudden decisions.
