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Corruption in Tindouf camps is growing threat to US national security (expert) 1/10/2014
Algeria fears autonomy in the Sahara
Michael Rubin, an expert at the (Naval Postgraduate School's Center for Civil-Military Relations) said in an analysis published on (CNN) webpage that Algeria opposes autonomy plan in the Sahara for fear that this solution would be unprecedented at level of its internal policy, pointing out that Algeria sees Polisario as tool to serve its hegemony ambitions in the region .
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Italian Communist Party stresses importance of Moroccan autonomy initiative in Sahara 1/9/2014
The official for external relations and member of the Politburo of the Italian Communist Party Fausto Sorini stressed Wednesday in Rabat, the importance of the Moroccan autonomy initiative in the southern provinces aiming to reach peaceful coexistence within the framework of the Moroccan national unity.
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Paraguay suspends its recognition of SADR 1/6/2014
An official statement from Paraguay’s foreign affairs ministry released on Friday announced the suspension of the effects of the Joint Communique on the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between the Republic of Paraguay and the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic.
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Polisario Corruption and aid embezzlement threat to region and US security, Commentary Magazine 12/30/2013
US “commentary magazine” writes about the widespread corruption in the Tindouf camps where the Polisario leaders, claiming the Sahara separation from Morocco, are smuggling humanitarian aid sent to the population.
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Without Algiers support, so-called SADR would have disappeared (Argentinean Researcher) 12/26/2013
Doubtful links between Algeria and terrorist groups in Sahel
Argentinean researcher, Adalberto Carlos Agozino, said in his new book entitled "Geopolitics of the Sahara and Sahel" that without the support of Algiers, the so-called SADR , a bankrupt entity , would have disappeared , saying that it is time for the two countries, Algeria and Morocco , to find a "realistic" solution to the Sahara issue far from "extreme" solutions.
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