The Government of Colombia has praised Morocco’s autonomy plan offered for the resolution of the Sahara regional conflict, commending the serious Moroccan efforts recognized by the UN in its various resolutions adopted on this issue.
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El Salvador has decided to withdraw its recognition of the so-called "SADR", Salvador's Government said Saturday.
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Brazil supports Morocco's efforts to reach a “realistic” solution to the Sahara issue, which has lasted for too long, said Thursday Brazilian Foreign Minister, Ernesto Araujo, adding that his country is willing to contribute to efforts aimed at reaching solutions that go "beyond rhetoric".
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In an article entitled "Morocco gains growing support in Latin America", Peruvian expert Ricardo Sanchez Serra stressed that the autonomy proposal presented by Morocco to solve the regional dispute over the Moroccan Sahara "benefits from a growing support in Latin America", noting that this...
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El Salvador's new government is currently in an assessment phase of its diplomatic relations with the pseudo "SADR", says on Friday the Salvadoran Foreign ministry.
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Lima-based Peruvian Solidarity Council with SADR, the Sahara republic, self-proclaimed by the Polisario with the support of Algeria, has dropped its support for an “independent” entity as claimed by the Polisario and urged the separatist movement to align itself with Morocco’s proposal for...
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The latest UN resolution adopted by the Security Council on the Sahara means that the notions of “independence” or “self-determination referendum” are no longer feasible, underlined the Peruvian Solidarity Council with the so-called SADR, the polisario’s self-declared Sahrawi Republic, supported...
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Moroccan diplomacy has played a proactive role in Latin America during the few past years, resulting in the loss of the Polisario support in a number of countries, although the separatist group has representatives posted in Latin America and the Caribbean region, said Clara Riveros, an expert in...
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The founder and president of the Peruvian Council of Solidarity with the Sahrawi People (COPESA), Ricardo Sanchez Serra has decided to comments on critics, after announcing that he has changed his position on the Western Sahara dispute.
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The whims that the Polisario separatists have nurtured for more than 40 years about the creation of a chimerical republic in the Moroccan Sahara seem to fade away, while signs of an imminent political settlement, negotiated on the basis of the Moroccan autonomy initiative, have appeared lately....
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The Colombian Congress reaffirmed its position in favor of a "political, fair and lasting" solution to the Sahara issue on the basis of the Moroccan autonomy plan, while condemning the "inhumane practices" inflicted on the populations sequestrated in the Tindouf camps.
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The two Chambers of the Colombian Parliament have adopted a resolution expressing full support to Morocco’s territorial integrity and sovereignty over the Sahara.
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The Moroccan Sahara main city, Laayoune and Chile’s Talcahuano signed a twinning agreement that signals the ever strengthening relations between the two countries.
The agreement was signed in Laayoune at a ceremony attended by mayor of Talcahuano Henrry Campos Coa.
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The Latin American Center for Studies on Democracy denounced the Polisario Front's maneuvers aimed at changing the status quo of the buffer zone, pointing an accusing finger at Algeria for its role in these maneuvers that undermine peace and stability in the region.
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Paraguayan foreign minister Luis Alberto Castiglioni clearly expressed his country's support for the Kingdom's territorial integrity, affirming that this is a final and unchanging decision.
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Several Latin American human rights NGOs and civil society associations have denounced the serious human rights violations committed by the Polisario in the Tindouf camps.
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Chairman of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs (CORCAS) Khalihenna Ould Errachid held, Wednesday in Rabat, talks with a delegation from the Central American Parliament (PARLACEN), led by Navarro Anselmo, chairman of the Committee on External Relations and Migration within this...
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The Moroccan Sahara issue is an "artificial" conflict that "serves foreign agendas," speaker of the Andean Parliament, Fernando Meza Moncada, said Saturday in Casablanca.
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An International Academic Seminar on the Moroccan Sahara opened, on Friday in Santiago, with the participation of several university researchers, human rights activists, trade unionists and civil society representatives from Latin America and Morocco.
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The Brazilian Chamber of Deputies declared null and invalid a pro-polisario maneuver initiated by hostile circles to Morocco who wanted to create a "parliamentary front" in support of the polisario.
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The Andean Parliament unanimously expressed full support for Morocco’s initiative to grant autonomy to its southern provinces as a lasting political solution to the regional conflict over the Sahara.