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Lamalif
Lamalif was a monthly French political and cultural magazine published in Morocco between 1966 and 1988.
History and profile.
Lamalif was launched in 1966 by Zakya Daoud and her husband Mohamed Loghlam. It took its title from two Arabic letters that form the word "la", meaning "no". This sly wordplay encapsulated the magazine's objective. Launched after the defeat of the Moroccan opposition (Union Socialiste des Forces Populaires) by the monarchy, "Lamalif" was a form of challenge. "The goal
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