A commission of Spanish lawyers has announced that it wants to attend the trial of the three Sahrawi activists, held for five months in Tindouf, the Sahrawi Association for the Defense of Human Rights (ASADEH) said in a communiqué sent, Monday, to Yabiladi.
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Spain's acting Prime minister, Pedro Sanchez, defended, on Tuesday, the centrality of the UN in reaching a "just, lasting and mutually acceptable political" solution to the Moroccan Sahara issue.
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For the moment, the European Parliament is organizing public hearings to evaluate the candidates proposed in July by heads of state to hold senior positions within the European Union.
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Last April, just few months before he hands over power, the former Mauritanian president, Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz, whose country is involved in the UN talks to resolve the Sahara conflict, made a “confidence” to the Palestinian journalist, Abdel Bari Attwane.
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The Sahrawi Association for the Defense of Human Rights (ASADEH) has raised with the Basque government the cases of Moulay Abba Bouzeid, Fadel Breika and Mahmoud Zeidan, who were abducted lately by the polisario militias.
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There are new developments in the case of the three Sahrawi pro-democracy protestors arrested last week by the Polisario.
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In Spain, far-right and left-wing political parties share the same «hostility» towards Morocco. And as a general election is expected to take place on April the 28th, these parties are relying on the Moroccan card to win the race.
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The Sahara has always been a Moroccan land, said, on Friday in Dakhla, Jorge Verstrynge Rojas, mentor of leftist Spanish party Podemos.
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On Thursday, February the 28th, members of the Sahrawi Association on Human Rights Defense (ASADEDH) said they were «surprised» and «annoyed» by an invitation sent to M’Hamed Khaddad, the coordinator with MINURSO.
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A new scandal of corruption and embezzlement broke within the Polisario separatist movement, following the misappropriation of some 2.5 million euros of humanitarian aid provided by the international community for the populations held captive in the Tindouf camps, wrote "La Provincia" daily on...
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Spain has renewed its support for the political process led exclusively by the United Nations to reach a settlement of the Sahara issue, in the framework of Security Council resolutions.
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In an article published Monday, the Algerian press agency reported that Madrid and Algiers share the same opinions on the Western Sahara dispute and the Palestinian cause, quoting Spain’s ambassador to the country. On Tuesday, a Spanish diplomatic source says Algeria misinterpreted the diplomat’...
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Spanish left-wing party, Podemos, has sought the help of the Constitutional court to host a meeting on Western Sahara in the Spanish parliament. This meeting was banned, before, by the lower house.
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Spanish NGO “Freedom is Their Right” has condemned the systematic violations committed by the Algeria-backed Polisario militia of the rights of the Sahrawi women sequestered in the Tindouf camps, southern Algeria.
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Spanish Foreign Minister Josep Borrell rejected on Tuesday, October the 30th, the organization of a conference that shows support for the Polisario.
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Spanish Foreign Minister has just dealt a hard blow to the Polisario, saying he supports UN efforts to settle the Sahara conflict and European Union’s agreements with Morocco.
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The Polisario is intending to impose its own rules on Spanish associations that do not make use of caravans when sending aids to the inhabitants of the Tindouf camps.
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Moroccan photographer Dulfi Doulfikar has opened a photography exhibit on the development of Western Sahara in Spain.
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Spanish Association “La Libertad es su derecho” has denounced the abduction and confinement of dozens of Sahrawis women in Tindouf camps, Southern Algeria, by the Polisario separatist front.
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The Spanish Minister of Agriculture, Fishers, Food and Environment, Luis Planas, said, Wednesday, that the two ministerial decrees meant to grant aids to the fishermen, affected by the expiry of the fisheries agreement signed by Morocco and the European Union, will be «approved soon», reports La...
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President of Spanish government Pedro Sanchez was asked questions on Thursday about the crimes and abuses committed by the polisario against the Sahrawi populations held captive in the Camps of Tindouf, on the Algerian territory.