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What the PSOE Will Vote on Spanish Nationality for Sahrawis After the Crisis with Morocco

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Congress decides on Thursday a law that could benefit 80,000 people and that Rabat considers an offense. Adding hopes that the PSOE will maintain its support despite the diplomatic earthquake provoked by Ceuta

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In an interview with 20 minutes, the Sahrawi deputy warns that, if after the assault in Ceuta the PSOE changes its position with the law of Sahrawi nationality, which is voted on Thursday, Sumar would reconsider his presence in the government.

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Congress decides on Thursday a law that could benefit 80,000 people and that Rabat considers an offense. Adding hopes that the PSOE will maintain its support despite the diplomatic earthquake provoked by Ceuta

·Madrid, Spain
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Jordan Bardella (Drancy, 1995) is the young phenomenon of French politics since leading National Grouping towards an extraordinary result in the elections...

·Madrid, Spain
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The Spanish parliament is set to vote on Thursday, September 10, on a bill granting Spanish citizenship to a category of Sahrawis born when the territory of Western Sahara was under Spanish administration. The bill comes at a sensitive time for relations between Madrid and Rabat, against the backdrop of the Ceuta crisis. The bill was submitted to the Spanish parliament by the Somar group before being referred to the plenary session. [...] This a…

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Add trusts that Rabat’s criticism of the law will not change the PSOE’s July vote in the Justice Commission

The escalation of declarations and aspirations in Morocco has grown as they have seen the States of Europe and the Government of Spain being divided in responding to and acting on the entry of about 80,000 migrants from Castillejos to Ceuta in less than two days. The authorities of the neighbouring country act backed by the support of major powers, such as the United States and Israel, interested in controlling the Strait and who also have disag…

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infoLibre broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Saturday, September 5, 2026.
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