Western Sahara (Rio de Oro) and northern Mauritania form an indivisible territorial, human, and historical unit. Since the late 19th century, long before French colonial penetration of the region, an agreement was concluded with the Spanish authorities that perfectly aligned with this geographical unity. The Spanish expedition, led by Captain Julio Cervera Bavera in July 1886, sought to…
The article appeared on Alhurra.net, advocating for expan…
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Western Sahara (Rio de Oro) and northern Mauritania form an indivisible territorial, human, and historical unit. Since the late 19th century, long before French colonial penetration of the region, an agreement was concluded with the Spanish authorities that perfectly aligned with this geographical unity. The Spanish expedition, led by Captain Julio Cervera Bavera in July 1886, sought to…
The article appeared on Alhurra.net, advocating for expan…