Starting Friday, April 20, 2018 social networks under the # Khalih_Yrib and # Mouqatiâoune hastag, the boycott targeting three major Moroccan brands has grown. According to the Arabic-language “Akhbar Al Yaoum”, Afriqia, would lead the losers, with 145 million cents of losses per day. The fuel distribution company of billionaire Aziz Akhannouch, Minister of Agriculture…...
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Morocco: a mysterious boycott with very political hints
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This unprecedented boycott demonstrates the power of mobilizing social networks.
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