The Globalist Death toll rises in Morocco as youth protests continue to rock the country
Oct 3, 2025
Guest
Andrew Muller
Guest
David Andrews
Guest
Gloria Guevara
Guest
Latika Burke
Guest
Rob Cameron
Guest
Iman Zoubai
Iman Zoubai, a visual artist from Fez, shares insights on the ongoing youth-led protests in Morocco, emphasizing the motivations behind the demonstrations amidst government discontent. Rob Cameron analyzes the political landscape in the Czech Republic, focusing on populist figures and their implications for the region's future. Latika Burke discusses global security incidents, linking rising antisemitism to the Israel-Gaza conflict. Gloria Guevara highlights tourism's massive economic impact post-COVID, while Andrew Muller adds a humorous twist with his satirical weekly roundup.
AI Snips
Chapters
Transcript
Episode notes
Youth-Led Protests Driven By Broken Priorities
- Morocco's protests are driven largely by very young people demanding better education and healthcare instead of prestige projects.
- Protesters cite money poured into stadiums and World Cup infrastructure as a symbol of misplaced priorities.
Fez Protests: Peaceful Start, Violent Hijacks
- Iman Zoubai described Fez protests as organised and initially peaceful, aided by the university union.
- She said some gatherings were hijacked by groups attacking gendarmerie posts and triggering deadly responses.
Prestige Projects Versus Public Needs
- Heavy World Cup and sports infrastructure spending has concentrated wealth and infrastructure in a few areas.
- Meanwhile Morocco faces 35% youth unemployment and gaps in healthcare and education that fuel discontent.