The political bureau of Morocco’s Progressist Socialist Party (PPS) convened on June 23rd to voice strong opposition to several government policies. Specifically, the PPS criticized the government’s refusal to cap fuel prices and its decision not to nationalize the assets of the Samir oil refinery. The party also pledged continued scrutiny of parliamentary investigations into state aid provided to the livestock sector. This multi-pronged challenge indicates a heightened level of political tension between the PPS and the current administration. The PPS aims to maintain pressure on these issues through ongoing parliamentary inquiry and public advocacy. The party’s actions signal a broader strategy of confronting the government on key economic and industrial concerns. This development was reported by Médias24, a leading Moroccan economic news source.