Argumentative Essay - Changes in Morocco

The twenty-fifth of November, 2011, has been permanently tattooed in Maroc memories and hearts as it was a significant day in Moroccos history. PJD, the Party of rightness and Development, came out winner of the gravelly competition that was to oppose the Maroc parties because it seemed to have made instead tempting promises to the Moroccan populace. Its capacity was straightforward and obviously lustrous to the millions of citizens who have been hoping for change for many years and who couldnt wait anymore for a better tomorrow. Their status wasnt obviously as poignant as the blacks situation, described in Martin Luther Kings letter from Birmingham Jail, was. N championtheless, its undeniable that these Moroccan citizens suffered for many years from the distress of numerous basic rights. Hence, they take up in the lines the PJD members wrote and heard in the speeches these same members made one completely word: apply; apprehend for change and kick upstairs. Inauspic iously, this hope has been smashed many generation before when the winners of the previous elections didnt keep their promises. Today, I, as well up as all the citizens of my landed estate, omen for an immediate change deep down our Moroccan society. Our beloved country suffers from a shortage in many important areas. Unluckily, wretched people are in the main the ones paying the price for these deficiencies. Thus, it is scarcely reasonable if not mandatary for us to ask for a change that will, not only take our country into a high place of progress and development, but also be the reason behind alter peoples conduct as it will rid of putridness and focus on other social issues.\nToday, it became tangible for everyone that corruption has a blackball impact on the respective(a) wheels of our country, which affects badly its progress. It is then positive to grasp the problem of corruption and estimate the difficulties of laying the bases of a policy against this scourge . For this purpose, one should not only focus ...