RABAT (Reuters) - Tensions have erupted between Morocco's royal establishment and the Islamist ruling party, with the Islamist justice minister complaining of "weird" goings-on in the run-up to a parliamentary election next month.
Mustapha Ramid accused his government colleague Mohammed Hassad, a technocrat appointed by the royal palace as interior minister, of monopolising decisions on organising the election and failing to consult with the justice ministry.
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