Members of Podemos, a political party in Spain, have signed a letter submitted by MEPs calling on US President-elect Joe Biden to drop the recognition of Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara.
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The Basque Nationalist Party (PNV) stressed on Wednesday that the Polisario must understand "what is possible and what is impossible" to reach a solution to the Sahara issue.
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The position of Spain on the Sahara issue "remains unchanged" because it is a "state policy", said Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs, EU and Cooperation, Arancha Gonzalez Laya.
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Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs, EU and Cooperation Arancha Gonzalez Laya said that her country is calling for a "political and just" solution to the Sahara issue on the basis of the UN parameters.
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The Spanish government has reiterated that its position on the Sahara issue has not changed, noting that this "very clear" stance is defined by the Foreign Ministry and the Presidency of the Government.
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Director General of Foreign and Security Policy at the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs Fidel Sendagorta warned about the real terrorist threat posed by polisario in the Sahel region and for the European neighborhood.
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Former head of Spanish government, José Luis Rodriguez Zapatero underlined on Monday that the autonomy plan presented a few years ago by Morocco is "an ambitious and reasonable solution" to resolve the Sahara issue.
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The Kingdom of Morocco, through its ambassador to Spain, Ms. Karima Benyaich, has condemned “in the strongest terms” the acts of vandalism and violence against its consulate in the Spanish city of Valencia.
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Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, on Friday reiterated before the UN General Assembly Spain's call for a political solution based on compromise to the Moroccan Sahara issue in accordance with the relevant resolutions of the United Nations Security Council.
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Wind energy is developing and expanding rapidly in Morocco, which is determined to bolster its green and renewable energies to power its competitive economy and sustainable growth.
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The Polisario has suffered another setback in Spain, where Pedro Sanchez’s government has rejected attempts by the Algeria-backed separatist movement to lay some improbable responsibility on Madrid with regard to the Moroccan Sahara.
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The Spanish prosecutors are building cases against the Polisario chief Brahim Ghali and his close aides for the crimes, abuses and human rights violations committed against sequestered Sahrawis in the Tindouf Camps, Southern Algeria.
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The forced recruitment of child soldiers by the "polisario" continues with impunity under the watchful eyes of the international community and the UN, Spanish website "Tribunalibre.info" says Friday.
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Following the careless act of Spanish Secretary of state in charge of social affairs Nacho Alvarez who hosted in his office a Polisario delegation, the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not take long to admonish the minister of the leftist Podemos party and clarify again Spain’s position...
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The Spanish Congress of Deputies (lower house of Parliament) on Tuesday unanimously adopted a motion calling for a "just, lasting and mutually acceptable solution" to the Sahara issue.
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Spanish Minister for Foreign Affairs, the EU and Cooperation Arancha González Layas reiterated, on Friday in Rabat, the clear, precise and firm position of her country over the Moroccan Sahara issue, stressing that Madrid defends the centrality of the United Nations in the search for a solution...
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Spanish media has uncovered a new slavery story in Tindouf camps after an 18 year-old girl succeeded in breaking the chains of enslavement by escaping to Barcelona via Algeria.
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Spanish minister of Defense, Margarita Robles, stressed on Thursday that the risk of terror attacks against Spanish nationals in the Tindouf camps in Algeria is "imminent".
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For the third time in a row, Brahim Ghali will not be able to attend the 44th edition of the European Conference of Support and Solidarity with the Sahrawi People (EUCOCO), scheduled for 22 and 23 November in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain.
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Manuel Lezertua Rodriguez, Ombudsman of the Basque Country, condemned, on Tuesday in Vitoria Gasteiz (north), the "extremely serious" crimes committed by polisario torturers against the Sahrawi populations held captive in the Tindouf camps in Algeria.
