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D'autre part, des centaines de membres de la société civile et de partis politiques ont manifesté vendredi devant le siège du ministère des Affaires étrangères à Madrid, appelant le gouvernement espagnol à assumer ses responsabilités légale, politique et historique envers le peuple sahraoui et à l'aider à organiser un référendum sur l'autodétermination. Ont participé à...

Les colonnes de milliers de marcheurs venus de toutes les régions d’Espagne et formant la grande Marche pour la liberté du peuple sahraoui, sont arrivées hier à Madrid. Le point d’orgue de cette grande marche sans précédent en Espagne depuis le début du conflit du Sahara occidental et son occupation coloniale par le Maroc sera marqué ce samedi par une grande manifestation qui partira en milieu de journée de la Plaza d&...

Une marche a eu lieu dans toute l’Espagne pour défendre la liberté du peuple sahraoui. Elle a démarré à Cadix le 20 mai et a conflué à Madrid le 18 juin, avec la participation de différentes colonnes qui sont parties des Canaries, des Baléares, de Galice, de Cantabrie, Navarre, La Rioja, Catalogne, Estrémadure, Castille-León, Castille-La-Manche et la Communauté valencienne. Pendant le mois de la marche, ...

La Marche pour la liberté du peuple sahraoui a débuté le 20 mai à Cadix, Cantabrie et Alicante et à connu la participation « de milliers de personnes », selon les organisateurs. Au cours de la manifestation, la délégation du Front Polisario en Espagne a remis un manifeste au ministère des Affaires étrangères dans lequel elle demande aussi la médiation du gouvernement espagnol afin que les prisonniers poli...

MADRID - Des centaines de membres de la société civile et de partis politiques ont manifesté vendredi devant le siège du ministère des Affaires étrangères à Madrid, appelant le gouvernement espagnol à assumer ses responsabilités légale, politique et historique envers le peuple sahraoui et à l'aider à organiser un référendum sur l'autodétermination.

THOUSANDS are expected to join marches leaving four Spanish cities tomorrow in support of the people of Western Sahara, as relations between Madrid and Morocco continue to deteriorate. The March for the Freedom of the Sahrawi People is calling for independence for Western Sahara, 80 per cent of which is occupied by Moroccan troops.

Hundreds of members of civil society and political parties demonstrated on Friday outside the headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Madrid, calling on the Spanish government to assume its legal, political and historical responsibilities towards the Saharawi people and to help them organize a referendum on self-determination.Representatives of civil society and political parties, like Podemos and the Izquiera unida, but also representatives of the European and Spanish Parliament, ...

Thousands of people demonstrated this Saturday in favor of the freedom of Western Sahara, demanding that Spain assume its “historical, legal and moral responsibility” for the decolonization of this territory and put an end to the “torture, repression and plunder of its resources by the illegal occupant which is Morocco. Western Sahara is a non-autonomous territory pending decolonization that was abandoned by Spain and shamefully handed over to Morocco in 1975.

The arrival in Madrid has been the end of weeks in which marchers from all over Spain have travelled the country denouncing the conflict that the Saharawi people are living and recalling the historical debt of Spain, which handed over part of the Saharawi territory to Morocco in 1975, with the promise – based on agreements signed with the approval of the United Nations – of a referendum of self-determination, which has never been carried out. Occupied territories, in which the Ala...

Demonstration in Madrid to demand the freedom of Western Sahara. Waving Sahrawi flags, around 3000 people have marched to demand a “just peace” in the former Spanish colony and to ask the Spanish Government to “assume its historical, legal and moral responsibility” for what happens in this vast territory, which Morocco claims. as my own.

Marches in support of the Sahrawi people are being held in different regions of Spain during the month of June to denounce the international community’s neglect of the conflict in Western Sahara and the Spanish government’s complicity with the Moroccan occupation system. The March for the Sahrawi people’s freedom started on 19 May in different places in Spain to arrive Sunday in Santander and finally converge on Madrid on 19 June. Santander’s mayor Gema Igual received ...

Around 3.000 people demonstrated this Saturday in favor of the freedom of Western Sahara, asked Spain to assume its "historical, legal and moral responsibility" for the decolonization of this territory and denounced the "torture and repression" of Morocco. that occupies part of it.

The solidarity movement with the Saharawi people of Mexico, Brazil and Germany joined the thousands of Spanish citizens who yesterday in the Spanish capital demanded justice for the Saharawi people and to put an end to the torture, repression and looting of their resources by Morocco, illegal occupant of the territory since Spain abandoned it, and illegally and shamefully handed it over to Morocco and Mauritania in 1975. Despite the difficulties that Covid’s pandemic situation entails, ...

The Saharawi delegate for Spain, Abdulah Arabi, explained this Friday the significance of the March for the freedom of the Saharawi people, on the occasion of his arrival at the Sun Gate in Madrid, which we also transcribe below. From there, the marchers proceeded to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where a manifesto with thousands of signatures was handed over, urging the Spanish government to assume its historic responsibility towards the Saharawi people, with what constituted its 53rd prov...

NewsflareNewsflare March For Freedom of the Saharawi people arrives in Madrid after touring Spain Sat, 19 June 2021, 1:00 pm A march for the freedom of the Saharawi people of Western Sahara had its final stage in Madrid on Friday 19 June, after travelling though other parts of Spain. The march left the Plaza de España at noon and ended at the Puerta del Sol. It was the last in a series of marches, beginning in Cádiz on April 15 and travelling through different regions of Spain. ...