Moroccan results
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Your support makes all the difference.RABAT (Reuter) - Final results of the first phase of Morocco's parliamentary elections yesterday showed that five centrist parties of the outgoing majority won 116 seats, and the main opposition parties 99 out of the 222 contested. The four opposition parties improved their score by 50 per cent, while the centrists lost 45 seats but still kept their majority in an expanded chamber of representatives.
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