Morocco Approves Constitutional Reforms

July 02, 2011
Preliminary results show that Moroccans have approved constitutional reforms put forward by King Mohammed VI in response to recent pro-democracy protests.
 
Interior Minister Taib Cherkaoui said that with almost all the ballots counted, 98.5 percent of people had voted in favor.
 
The reforms grant executive powers to a prime minister, but the king is retained as head of the military, religious authorities, and judiciary.
 
The concessions come after protests inspired by the so-called Arab Spring.
 
compiled from agency reports

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