US EditionThe Moral Debt of "La Vanguardia" - Ecsaharaui
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By Mahayub Sidina Madrid (ECS).- In Sahrawi society, tea is omnipresent, not only physically but also in oral tradition and in collective instinct. Thus, in the face of an impertinence or joke of bad taste, it is very common to hear people say “fulano or mengano tayar an-na alyum alkas”. Literally, it means “teaching to one the tea of the day.” Instead, the moral that it contains is much deeper. It censores incivic behaviors, lack of rigor, lack…
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