Nador: streets empty of campaign posters on day three

Three days into the election campaign, the streets of Nador remain notably free of candidates' posters and leaflets, a contrast with previous campaigns when walls and columns were covered with images and slogans from the first hours.
Some observers see it as growing awareness of the need to keep the city clean and respect public space, favouring more organised communication.
Others wonder whether it is merely the calm before activity intensifies in the decisive phase.
The hope remains that respect for public space endures and that competition rests on programmes and ideas rather than mass postering.