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Publication of : The Spanish penetration in the coasts of Moroccan Sahara 1860-1934 10/17/2008
“Spanish penetration in the coasts of Moroccan Sahara 1860-1934 " is the title of a study appeared newly in "thèses" edited by the Institute of African Studies (IEA) whose author is Noureddine Belhaddad. The preface informs us that the book produces, through a relation and a strict analysis of historical facts and genuine documents, proof certifying the sovereignty of Morocco over the Southern provinces, by revealing fallacious claims and fallacious information of the enemies of the Kingdom’s territorial unity.
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Autonomy does not mean dividing a country, Spanish local official 10/16/2008
Autonomy does not mean dividing a country, but rather decentralizing and bringing power closer to citizens for more efficiency in promoting citizens' life style, said visiting president of the Spanish northern autonomous community of La Rioja, Pedro Sanz.
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Sahara issue witnessing 'new momentum' thanks to Moroccan autonomy proposal, Portuguese diplomat 10/14/2008
The Sahara issue is witnessing a "new momentum" thanks to Morocco's autonomy initiative, said, here Monday, Portuguese Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, Joao Gomes Cravinho, adding that it is necessary to pursue dialog to reach a peaceful solution to this dispute. Speaking to MAP on the sidelines of the opening ceremony of the Marrakech Cultural Days, in the weekend, in Silves (290km south of Lisbon),
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EU hails Morocco's serious and credible efforts to solve Sahara issue 10/14/2008
The European Union hailed, Monday, Morocco's serious and credible efforts to reach a political solution to the Sahara issue.
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Several African countries defend Sahara autonomy before the UN 4th Commission 10/13/2008
The interventions of delegations during the works of the UN 4th Commission, continued last Friday in New York, focused on the Sahara issue. Several African countries have strongly encouraged the Moroccan autonomy initiative in the region as an essential basis for negotiations to end the conflict that has lasted too long. The debates were an opportunity for the Moroccan representative and African countries to counter misleading declarations by Polisario supporters within the 4th Commission on behalf of the African Group.
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