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Total failure of the Polisario front to impose new sanctions 8/24/2007
Since the beginning of august the leadership of Polisario decided to deprive the inhabitants of Tindouf camps of Algerian passports, and necessary visas to travel abroad. ( It worth mentioning that these documents are delivered through the Polisario leadership) The polisario leadership gave firm instructions to its representatives abroad, and to the security services in charge of controlling the camps, to make sure that this abusive decision will be put into practice as from 15th of august until January 2008.
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Polisario sells water and the Algerian army distributes it to contain the unrest of... 8/17/2007
Since the beginning of this summer, it has been noticed that the supply of water for the retained Sahraouis forbidden to join their homeland in the camps of: laayoune, Smara, Ausserd, Dakhla, and twenty seven, situated in the outskirt of Tindouf is done, for the first time by the Algerian army tanks instead of tanks given by humanitarian organizations to the Polisario front.
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Ban Ki Moon: the 2nd round of negotiations concerning Sahara allowed “good substance discussion” 8/15/2007
The United Nations general secretary Mr Ban Ki Moon indicated Tuesday that the second round of negotiations concerning Sahara was an opportunity for parties concerned to lead “good substance discussions”.“ Although there were no apparent progress during these negotiations, the two parties had good substance negotiations during the two days” of their meeting, last Friday and Saturday, at Manhasset, declared Mr Ban Ki-Moon during a press conference at the headquarter of the Un at New York.
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Negotiations on the Sahara will resume from Friday to Sunday in Manhasset 8/9/2007
Negotiations on the Sahara issue, will resume from Friday until Sunday at Manhasset, near New York, under the aegis of the United Nations.
This second round of these negotiations is expected to last two days as well and will also be led by the UN Secretary General envoy for the Sahara, Mr. Peter Van Walsum.
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According to Washington a reasonable possibility for a settlement of the Sahara issue exists 8/3/2007
“there is a reasonable possibility to achieve a settlement” of the Sahara issue according to the assistant spokesman of the US state department Mr tom Casey, to this purpose he underlined the importance of the second round of negotiations concerning this issue, which will take place in august at Manhasset (new York city suburbs). Mr Casey, who was talking during a press conference organized by the
foreign press accredited in Washington, reminded that the assistant
secretary for political affairs Mr Nicholas Burns, have qualified the Moroccan
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