Credit crisis hits Moroccan middle-class

Latest update: 26/10/2008

- financial crisis - Morocco

This Week in the Maghreb focuses on how Morocco's middle-class is dealing with the credit crisis, on the options for the Mauritanian junta, looks at women's status in Tunisia and the Maghreb wedding trends newly popular in Europe.

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